Modulators of RabGGT and methods of use thereof

ABSTRACT

The present invention provides methods for inducing apoptosis in a cell, the methods generally involving contacting the cell with an agent that reduces the level and/or activity of RabGGT. The present invention further provides methods for treating a disorder related to unwanted cell proliferation in an individual, the methods generally involving administering to the individual an agent that reduces the level and/or activity of RabGGT. The present invention further provides methods for reducing apoptosis in a cell, the methods generally involving increasing the level and/or activity of RabGGT in the cell. The present invention further provides methods for treating disorders associated with excessive apoptosis. The present invention further provides methods for identifying a cell that is amenable to treatment with the methods of the present invention. The present invention further provides methods for modulating a binding event between RabGGT and a RabGGT interacting protein. The present invention further provides a 3-dimensional structure of RabGGT, and methods of use of the structure to identify compounds that modulate RabGGT activity.

[0001] This application claims benefit to provisional application U.S.Serial No. 60/401,604 filed Aug. 7, 2002; and U.S. Serial No. 60/476,722filed Jun. 6, 2003; under 35 U.S.C. 119(e). The entire teachings of thereferenced applications are incorporated herein by reference.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

[0002] The present invention is in the field of modulators of enzymeactivity, in particular modulators of Rab-geranylgeranyl transferase,and their use in controlling cell proliferation.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[0003] Apoptosis is a coordinated program for induction of-a cellsuicide process. Conserved components of the apoptotic pathway such ascytochrome c, the Bcl-2 family, Apaf-1, and the caspases have beenidentified in most eukaryotic systems. Cytochrome c release from themitochondria via a permeability transition pore is a key trigger forapoptosis. The Bcl-2 family are highly conserved mitochondrial proteinsthat can act to enhance (bax, bid, bak, bad, bcl-xs) or prevent (Bcl-2,bcl-xl) apoptosis; they may effect formation of the pore. Apaf-1 is acytoplasmic protein that is triggered by cytochrome C to activatecaspase 9, which then cleaves and activates caspase 3. Caspases areproteases that act in a cascade and cleave multiple substrates,resulting in the morphological changes associated with apoptosis.Examples of changes include chromatin condensation and aggregation tothe nuclear margin, cytoplasmic shrinkage, DNA fragmentation, and thepackaging of cellular components into membrane bound compartments. Suchspecific changes distinguish apoptotic death, which may affect singlecells in otherwise healthy tissue, from necrosis, in which groups ofcells lyse.

[0004] Apoptosis can be activated by a number of intrinsic or extrinsicsignals. These signals include the following: mild physical signals,such as ionization radiation, ultraviolet radiation, or hyperthermia;low to medium doses of toxic compounds, such as azides or hydrogenperoxides; chemotherapeutic drugs, such as etoposides and teniposides,cytokines such as tumour necrosis factors and transforming growthfactors; infection with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV); andstimulation of T-cell receptors. Various pathological processes, such ashormone deprivation, growth factor deprivation, thermal stress andmetabolic stress, induce apoptosis. (Wyllie, A. H., in Bowen andLockshin (eds.) Cell Death in Biology and Pathology (Chapman and Hall,1981), at 9-34).

[0005] Unregulated apoptosis can cause, or be associated with, disease.An understanding of how apoptosis can be regulated by drugs is becomingof increasing importance to the pharmaceutical industry (Kinloch et al.,1999, Trends in Pharmacological Science 20:35; Nicholson, 2000, Nature407:810). For example, unregulated apoptosis is involved in diseasessuch as cancer, heart disease, neurodegenerative disorders, autoimrnmunedisorders, and viral and bacterial infections. Cancer, for example, notonly triggers cells to proliferate but also blocks apoptosis. Cancer ispartly a failure of apoptosis in the sense that the signal(s) for thecells to kill themselves by apoptosis are blocked. Thus, inducingapoptosis may be a therapeutic strategy for the treatment of cancer.

[0006] In heart disease, damage caused by trauma (e.g, resulting inshock), and cardiac cells can be induced to undergo apoptosis. Forexample, cells deprived of oxygen after a heart attack release signalsthat induce apoptosis in cells in the heart. Apoptosis may also beinvolved in the destruction of neurons in people afflicted by strokes orneurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson'sdisease, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). There is also evidencesuggesting that ischemia can kill neurons by inducing apoptosis. It hasbeen shown that neurons that are resistant to apoptosis are alsoresistant to ischemic damage, thus, inhibition of apoptosis may be atherapeutic strategy for the treatment of neurodegenerative orcardiovascular disorders, e.g., stroke.

[0007] Rab-geranylgeranyl transferase (RabGGT; GGTII) is aprotein-prenyl transferase enzyme composed of a single alpha and betasubunit. These subunits have limited homology to the alpha subunitshared by Farnesyl transferase (FT) and geranylgeranyl transferase I(GGTI), and to the beta subunits that are distinct to each of thoseenzymes. RabGGT is unique among prenlyation enzymes in requiringspecific accessory proteins known as Rab escort proteins (REPs) fortheir prenylation function. However the three prenylating enzymes aresimilar in the structure of their active sites and in their mechanism ofsubstrate modification. The only RabGGT substrates identified to dateare a large family of Ras-related proteins called Rabs. Rab proteins aremonomeric GTPases that regulate intracellular membrane traffic. RabGGTacts on the Rab proteins to attach a geranylgeranyl moiety to one or twocysteine residues at the C-terminus of the protein. This prenylationevent is important for the subcellular targeting of Rabs to membranes.

[0008] There is an ongoing need in the art for agents and methods ofmodulating cell proliferation. The present invention addresses thisneed.

[0009] Literature

[0010] Hengartner (2000) Nature 407:770; Long et al. (2002) Nature419:645; Seabra et al., 2002, Trends in Molecular Medicine 8:23; Detteret al., 2000, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 97:4144; Ren et al., 1997,Biochem. Pharmacol. 54:113; J. C. Reed, Nature Reviews Drug Discovery: 1pp111-121; Kinloch et al., 1999, Trends in Pharmacological Science20:35; Nicholson (2000) Nature 407:810; Thoma et al. (2000) Biochem.39:12043-12052; Coxon et al. (2001) J. Biol. Chem. 276:48213-48222; Roseet al. (2001) Cancer Res. 61:7505-7517; Hunt et al. (2000) J. Med. Chem.43:3587; Pylypenko et al. (2003) Molec. Cell 11:483-494.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

[0011] The present invention provides methods for inducing apoptosis ina cell, the methods generally involving contacting the cell with anagent that reduces the level and/or activity of RabGGT. The presentinvention further provides methods for treating a disorder related tounwanted cell proliferation in an individual, the methods generallyinvolving administering to the individual an agent that reduces thelevel and/or activity of RabGGT. The present invention further providesmethods for reducing apoptosis in a cell, the methods generallyinvolving increasing the level and/or activity of RabGGT in the cell.The present invention further provides methods for treating disordersassociated with excessive apoptosis. The present invention furtherprovides methods for identifying a cell that is amenable to treatmentwith the methods of the present invention. The present invention furtherprovides methods for modulating a binding event between RabGGT and aRabGGT interacting protein. The present invention further provides a3-dimensional structure of RabGGT, and methods of use of the structureto identify compounds that modulate RabGGT activity.

[0012] The invention also provides a computer for producing athree-dimensional representation of a molecule or molecular complex,wherein said molecule or molecular complex comprises the structuralcoorrdinates of the model RabGGT alpha or beta subunit in accordancewith Table 11 or 12, or a three-dimensional representation of ahomologue of said molecule or molecular complex, wherein said homologuecomprises backbone atoms that have a root mean square deviation from thebackbone atoms of not more than about 4.0, 3.0. 2.0, 1.0, 0.9, 0.8, 0.7,0.6, 0.5, 0.4, 0.3, 0.2, or 0.1 Angstroms, wherein said computercomprises: A machine-readable data storage medium, comprising a datastorage material encoded with machine readable data, wherein the data isdefined by the set of structure coordinates of the model RabGGT alpha orbeta subunit according to Table 11 or 12, or a homologue of said model,wherein said homologue comprises backbone atoms that have a root meansquare deviation from the backbone atoms of not more than about 4.0,3.0. 2.0, 1.0, 0.9, 0.8, 0.7, 0.6, 0.5, 0.4, 0.3, 0.2, or 0.1 Angstroms;a working memory for storing instructions for processing saidmachine-readable data; a central-processing unit coupled to said workingmemory and to said machine-readable data storage medium for processingsaid machine readable data into said three-dimensional representation;and a display coupled to said central-processing unit for displayingsaid three-dimensional representation.

[0013] The invention also provides a machine readable storage mediumwhich comprises the structure coordinates of RabGGT alpha or betasubunit, including all or any parts of conserved binding site regions.Such storage medium encoded with these data are capable of displaying ona computer screen or similar viewing device, a three-dimensionalgraphical representation of a molecule or molecular complex whichcomprises said regions or similarly shaped homologous regions.

[0014] The invention also provides methods for designing, evaluating andidentifying compounds which bind to all or parts of the aforementionedregions. The methods include three dimensional model building (homologymodeling) and methods of computer assisted-drug design which can be usedto identify compounds which bind or modulate the forementioned regionsof the RabGGT alpha or beta subunit polypeptide. Such compounds arepotential inhibitors of RabGGT alpha or beta subunit or its homologues.

[0015] The invention also provides a machine-readable data storagemedium, comprising a data storage material encoded with machine readabledata, wherein the data is defined by the structure coordinates of themodel RabGGT alpha or beta subunit according to Table 11 or 12 or ahomologue of said model, wherein said homologue comprises any kind ofsurrogate atoms that have a root mean square deviation from the backboneatoms of the complex of not more than about 4.0, 3.0. 2.0, 1.0, 0.9,0.8, 0.7, 0.6, 0.5, 0.4, 0.3, 0.2, 0.1, or less Angstroms.

[0016] The invention also provides a machine-readable data storagemedium, comprising a data storage material encoded with machine readabledata, wherein the data is defined by the structure coordinates of themodel RabGGT alpha or beta subunit according to Table 11 or 12 or ahomologue of said model, wherein said homologue comprises any kind ofsurrogate atoms that have a root mean square deviation from the backboneatoms of the complex of not more than about 4.0, 3.0. 2.0, 1.0, 0.9,0.8, 0.7, 0.6, 0.5, 0.4, 0.3, 0.2, 0.1, or less Angstroms

[0017] The invention also provides a model comprising all or any part ofthe model defined by structure coordinates of RabGGT alpha or betasubunit according to Table 11 or 12, or a mutant or homologue of saidmolecule or molecular complex.

[0018] The invention also provides a method for identifying a mutant ofRabGGT alpha or beta subunit with altered biological properties,function, or reactivity, the method comprising one or more of thefollowing steps:

[0019] (a) use of the model or a homologue of said model according toTable 11 or 12, for the design of protein mutants with alteredbiological function or properties which exhibit any combination oftherapeutic effects described herein; and/or (b) use of the model or ahomologue of said model, for the design of a protein with mutations inthe active site region according to Table 11 or 12 with alteredbiological function or properties which exhibit any combination oftherapeutic effects described herein.

[0020] The method also relates to a method for identifying modulators ofRabGGT alpha or beta subunit biological properties, function, orreactivity, the method comprising the step of modeling test compoundsthat fit spatially into the active site region defined by all or anyportion of residues that embody this domain within the three-dimensionalstructural model according to Table 11 or 12, or using a homologue orportion thereof, or analogue in which the original C, N, and O atomshave been replaced with other elements

[0021] The invention also provides methods for designing, evaluating andidentifying compounds which bind to all or parts of the aforementionedregions. The methods include three dimensional model building (homologymodeling) and methods of computer assisted-drug design which can be usedto identify compounds which bind or modulate the forementioned regionsof the RabGGT alpha or beta subunit polypeptide. Such compounds arepotential inhibitors of RabGGT alpha or beta subunit or its homologues.

[0022] The invention also relates to a method of using said structurecoordinates as set forth in Table 11 or 12 to identify structural andchemical features of RabGGT alpha or beta subunit; employing identifiedstructural or chemical features to design or select compounds aspotential RabGGT alpha or beta subunit modulators; employing thethree-dimensional structural model to design or select compounds aspotential RabGGT alpha or beta subunit modulators; synthesizing thepotential RabGGT alpha or beta subunit modulators; screening thepotential RabGGT alpha or beta subunit modulators in an assaycharacterized by binding of a protein to the RabGGT alpha or betasubunit. The invention also relates to said method wherein the potentialRabGGT alpha or beta subunit modulator is selected from a database. Theinvention further relates to said method wherein the potential RabGGTalpha or beta subunit modulator is designed de novo. The inventionfurther relates to a method wherein the potential RabGGT alpha or betasubunit modulator is designed from a known modulator of activity.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0023]FIG. 1 provides a graphical display of data on the effects ofcompound treatments upon levels of apoptosis in the worm germline (Thepercentage of germline arms examined that contained greater than 2apoptotic corpses is displayed. Compound treatments are shown on the Xaxis);

[0024]FIG. 2 provides a graphical display of data on the effects ofcompound treatments upon levels of apoptosis in the germline ofapoptosis-defective mutant worms (Average number of apoptotic corpsesper germline arm in worms treated with compound 7B or vehicle. Wormgenotype is displayed on the X-axis. The error bars shown standarddeviation.);

[0025]FIG. 3 provides a graphical display of data on the effects of RNAitreatments against RabGGT subunits upon levels of apoptosis in the wormgermline (The percentage of germline arms that contained greater than 2apoptotic corpses is displayed. RNAi treatments are shown on the Xaxis.);

[0026]FIG. 4 provides a graphical display of data on the effects oftreatment with compound and/or RNAi against RabGGT subunit alpha uponlevels of apoptosis in the worm germline (The percentage of germlinearms examined that contained either less than three, three or four, orgreater than four apoptotic corpses is displayed. Treatments are shownon the X axis.);

[0027]FIG. 5 provides a graphical display of data on the effects oftreatment with RNAi against RabGGT alpha subunit upon levels ofapoptosis in the germline of Wild Type or compound 7B-resistant mutantworms (The percentage of germline arms in wild-type or mutant worms thatcontained greater than two apoptotic corpses is displayed. Treatmentsare shown on the X axis.);

[0028]FIG. 6 provides a graphical display of data on the effects oftreatment with RNAi against RabGGT subunits upon levels of proliferationin human cells (3H-uptake by HCT116 cells as percentage of controltreatment. Treatments are shown on the X-axis.);

[0029]FIG. 7 provides a graphical display of results obtained bynon-linear regression analysis of data obtained for compound 7B in aRabGGT inhibition assay (Results obtained by non-linear regressionanalysis of data obtained for compound 7B.);

[0030]FIG. 8a provides a graphical display of the data on RabGGTinhibition and apoptotic activity for the benzodiazepine class ofcompounds (Data from the benzodiazepine class of compounds: The IC90 forRabGGT inhibition in nanomoles is shown on the Y axis and the minimumconcentration required for induce 50% apoptosis in an HCT116 cellculture is shown on the X axis.);

[0031]FIG. 8b provides a graphical display of the data on RabGGTinhibition and apoptotic activity for the tetrahydroquinolone class ofcompounds (Data from the tetrahydroquinolone class of compounds: TheIC90 for RabGGT inhibition in nanomoles is shown on the Y axis and theminimum concentration required for induce 50% apoptosis in an HCT116cell culture is shown on the X axis.);

[0032]FIG. 8c provides a graphical display of data on RabGGT inhibitionand apoptotic activity for compounds 7A-7Q (Data from compounds 7Athrough 7Q. Compounds 7R, 7S, and 7T are represented in FIG. 9b, andhave been omitted from this figure for graphical clarity rather thanbecause they alter the trend of the observations. The IC90 for RabGGTinhibition in nanomoles is shown on the Y axis and the minimumconcentration required for induce 50% apoptosis in an HCT116 cellculture is shown on the X axis.);

[0033]FIG. 9 provides a graphical display of data on FT inhibition andapoptotic activity for compounds 7A-7T (Data for compounds 7A through7T. The IC50 for FT inhibition in nanomoles is shown on the Y axis andthe minimum concentration required for induce 50% apoptosis in an HCT116cell culture is shown on the X axis.);

[0034]FIG. 10 provides a superposition of the homology model of the H.sapiens RabGGT protein on the crystal structure of the rat RabGGTprotein (Superposition of the homology model of the human RabGGT protein(dark) on the crystal of the rat RabGGT protein. The atom of zinc foundin the binding site of the rat protein is shown as a white sphere.);

[0035]FIG. 11a provides free energy plots for the modeled human RabGGTalpha subunit and for the crystal structure of the rat RabGGT alphasubunit (Energy plots for the model of H. sapiens RabGGT alpha chain(dotted line), and for the crystal structure of the R. norvegicus RabGGTalpha chain (solid line)).

[0036]FIG. 11b provides free energy plots for the modeled human RabGGTbeta subunit and for the crystal structure of the rat RabGGT betasubunit (Energy plots for the model of H. sapiens RabGGT beta chain(dotted line), and for crystal structure of the R. norvegicus RabGGTbeta chain (solid line)).

[0037]FIG. 12 provides a superposition of the homology model of the C.elegans RabGGT protein on the crystal structure of the rat RabGGTprotein (Superposition of the homology model of the C. elegans RabGGTprotein (dark) on the crystal of the rat RabGGT protein. The atom ofzinc found in the binding site of the rat protein is shown as a whitesphere.);

[0038]FIG. 13a provides free energy plots for the modeled C. elegansRabGGT alpha subunit and for the crystal structure of the rat RabGGTalpha subunit (Energy plots for the model of C. elegans RabGGT alphachain (dotted line), and for the crystal structure of the R. norvegicusRabGGT alpha chain (solid line)).

[0039]FIG. 13b provides free energy plots for the modeled C. elegansRabGGT beta subunit and for the crystal structure of the rat RabGGT betasubunit (Energy plots for the model of C. elegans RabGGT beta chain(dotted line), and for the crystal structure of the R. norvegicus RabGGTbeta chain (solid line)).

[0040]FIG. 14a provides a depiction of the binding site in the crystalstructure of the rat RabGGT enzyme (Binding pocket from the crystalstructure of rat RabGGT. The white sphere denotes the bound atom ofzinc.);

[0041]FIG. 14b provides a depiction of the superimposition of thebinding site in the crystal structure of the rat RabGGT enzyme upon thebinding site in the model of the human RabGGT enzyme (Superposition ofthe residues within 5 Angstrom of the binding site in the homology modelof the H. sapiens RabGGT protein (dark) on the crystal structure of thehomologous residues of the rat protein. The atom of zinc found in thebinding site of the rat protein is shown as a white sphere.);

[0042]FIG. 14c provides a depiction of the superimposition of thebinding site in the crystal structure of the rat RabGGT enzyme upon thebinding site in the model of the C. elegans RabGGT enzyme (Superpositionof the residues within 5 Angstrom of the binding site in the homologymodel of the C. elegans RabGGT protein (dark) on the crystal structureof the homologous residues of the rat protein. The atom of zinc found inthe binding site of the rat protein is shown as a white sphere).

[0043]FIG. 15A depicts binding of compound 7H docked into the putativebinding site of RabGGT.

[0044]FIG. 15B depicts the binding site of the crystal structure of thecomplex between farnesyl transferase and the FT inhibitor U66.

[0045]FIG. 16A-B show the polynucleotide sequence (SEQ ID NO:15) anddeduced amino acid sequence (SEQ ID NO:16) of the human RabGGT alphasubunit. The standard one-letter abbreviation for amino acids is used toillustrate the deduced amino acid sequence.

[0046]FIG. 17 show the polynucleotide sequence (SEQ ID NO:17) anddeduced amino acid sequence (SEQ ID NO:18) of the human RabGGT betasubunit. The standard one-letter abbreviation for amino acids is used toillustrate the deduced amino acid sequence.

DEFINITIONS

[0047] As used herein, the term “disorder associated with undesired oruncontrolled cell proliferation” is any disorder that results fromundesired or uncontrolled cell proliferation, and/or that is amenable totreatment by inducing apoptosis in the cell, such disorders including,but not limited to, cancer, viral infection, disorders associated withexcessive or unwanted angiogenesis, and the like.

[0048] As used herein, the term “disorder associated with excessiveapoptosis” is any disorder that results from an excessive amount ofapoptosis, such disorders including, but not limited to, sepsis,atherosclerosis, muscle cachexia, ischemia/reperfusion injury,neurodegenerative disorders, and myocardial infarction.

[0049] As used herein, the terms “treatment”, “treating”, and the like,refer to obtaining a desired pharmacologic and/or physiologic effect.The effect may be prophylactic in terms of completely or partiallypreventing a disease or symptom thereof and/or may be therapeutic interms of a partial or complete cure for a disease and/or adverse affectattributable to the disease. “Treatment”, as used herein, covers anytreatment of a disease in a mammal, particularly in a human, andincludes: (a) preventing the disease from occurring in a subject whichmay be predisposed to the disease but has not yet been diagnosed ashaving it; (b) inhibiting the disease, i.e., arresting its development;and (c) relieving the disease, e.g., causing regression of the disease,e.g., to completely or partially remove symptoms of the disease.

[0050] The term “biological sample” encompasses a variety of sampletypes obtained from an organism and can be used in a diagnostic ormonitoring assay. The term encompasses blood and other liquid samples ofbiological origin, solid tissue samples, such as a biopsy specimen ortissue cultures or cells derived therefrom and the progeny thereof. Theterm encompasses samples that have been manipulated in any way aftertheir procurement, such as by treatment with reagents, solubilization,or enrichment for certain components. The term encompasses a clinicalsample, and also includes cells in cell culture, cell supernatants, celllysates, serum, plasma, biological fluids, and tissue samples.

[0051] The terms “cancer”, “neoplasm”, “tumor”, and “carcinoma”, areused interchangeably herein to refer to cells which exhibit relativelyautonomous growth, so that they exhibit an aberrant growth phenotypecharacterized by a significant loss of control of cell proliferation.Cancerous cells can be benign or malignant.

[0052] By “individual” or “host” or “subject” or “patient” is meant anymammalian subject for whom diagnosis, treatment, or therapy is desired,particularly humans. Other subjects may include cattle, dogs, cats,guinea pigs, rabbits, rats, mice, horses, and so on.

[0053] The term “binds specifically,” in the context of antibodybinding, refers to high avidity and/or high affinity binding of anantibody to a specific polypeptide i.e., epitope of a polypeptide, e.g.,RabGGT. For example, antibody binding to an epitope on a specific RabGGTpolypeptide or fragment thereof is stronger than binding of the sameantibody to any other epitope, particularly those which may be presentin molecules in association with, or in the same sample, as the specificpolypeptide of interest, e.g., binds more strongly to a specific RabGGTepitope than to a different RabGGT epitope so that by adjusting bindingconditions the antibody binds almost exclusively to the specific RabGGTepitope and not to any other RabGGT epitope, and not to any other RabGGTpolypeptide (or fragment) or any other polypeptide which does notcomprise the epitope. Antibodies which bind specifically to apolypeptide may be capable of binding other polypeptides at a weak, yetdetectable, level (e.g., 10% or less of the binding shown to thepolypeptide of interest). Such weak binding, or background binding, isreadily discernible from the specific antibody binding to a subjectpolypeptide, e.g. by use of appropriate controls. In general, specificantibodies bind to a given polypeptide with a binding affinity of 10⁻⁷ Mor more, e.g., 10⁻⁸ M or more (e.g., 10⁻⁹ M, 10⁻¹⁰ M, 10⁻¹¹ M, etc.). Ingeneral, an antibody with a binding affinity of 10⁻⁶ M or less is notuseful in that it will not bind an antigen at a detectable level usingconventional methodology currently used.

[0054] Before the present invention is further described, it is to beunderstood that this invention is not limited to particular embodimentsdescribed, as such may, of course, vary. It is also to be understoodthat the terminology used herein is for the purpose of describingparticular embodiments only, and is not intended to be limiting, sincethe scope of the present invention will be limited only by the appendedclaims.

[0055] Where a range of values is provided, it is understood that eachintervening value, to the tenth of the unit of the lower limit unlessthe context clearly dictates otherwise, between the upper and lowerlimit of that range and any other stated or intervening value in thatstated range, is encompassed within the invention. The upper and lowerlimits of these smaller ranges may independently be included in thesmaller ranges, and are also encompassed within the invention, subjectto any specifically excluded limit in the stated range. Where the statedrange includes one or both of the limits, ranges excluding either orboth of those included limits are also included in the invention.

[0056] Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms usedherein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinaryskill in the art to which this invention belongs. Although any methodsand materials similar or equivalent to those described herein can alsobe used in the practice or testing of the present invention, thepreferred methods and materials are now described. All publicationsmentioned herein are incorporated herein by reference to disclose anddescribe the methods and/or materials in connection with which thepublications are cited.

[0057] It must be noted that as used herein and in the appended claims,the singular forms “a”, “and”, and “the” include plural referents unlessthe context clearly dictates otherwise. Thus, for example, reference to“an agent” includes a plurality of such agents and reference to “theinhibitor” includes reference to one or more inhibitors and equivalentsthereof known to those skilled in the art, and so forth.

[0058] The publications discussed herein are provided solely for theirdisclosure prior to the filing date of the present application. Nothingherein is to be construed as an admission that the present invention isnot entitled to antedate such publication by virtue of prior invention.

[0059] Further, the dates of publication provided may be different fromthe actual publication dates which may need to be independentlyconfirmed.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0060] The present invention provides methods for inducing apoptosis ina cell, the methods generally involving contacting the cell with anagent that reduces the level and/or activity of RabGGT. The presentinvention further provides methods for treating a disorder related tounwanted cell proliferation in an individual, the methods generallyinvolving administering to the individual an agent that reduces thelevel and/or activity of RabGGT. The present invention further providesmethods for reducing apoptosis in a cell, the methods generallyinvolving increasing the level and/or activity of RabGGT in the cell.The present invention further provides methods for treating disordersassociated with excessive apoptosis. The present invention furtherprovides methods for identifying a cell that is amenable to treatmentwith the methods of the present invention. The present invention furtherprovides methods for modulating a binding event between RabGGT and aRabGGT interacting protein. The present invention further provides a3-dimensional structure of RabGGT, and methods of use of the structureto identify compounds that bind specifically to RabGGT.

[0061] The present invention is based in part on the observation thatinhibitors of RabG GT levels and/or activity induce apoptosis and reducecell proliferation. As discussed in the Examples section, inhibitors ofRabGGT induced tumor regression in a human tumor xenograft model, andinduced apoptosis of cells expressing RabGGT in cell cultures in vitroand in vivo.

Treatment Methods

[0062] In some embodiments, the invention provides methods for inducingapoptosis in a cell and/or inhibiting proliferation of the cell. Themethods generally involve contacting a cell with an effective amount ofan agent that inhibits a level and/or activity of RabGGT or a RabGGT/REPcomplex. The invention also provides methods of treating a disorderamenable to treatment by inducing apoptosis and/or inhibiting cellproliferation, the methods generally involving administering aneffective amount of an agent that inhibits a level and/or activity ofRabGGT or a RabGGT/REP complex in a cell in the individual.

[0063] As used herein, the term “RabGGT” refers to a protein thatincludes a RabGGT α subunit and a RabGGT β subunit. As used herein, an“agent that reduces the level of a RabGGT protein” includes an agentthat reduces the level of a RabGGT α subunit (and does not reduce thelevel of a RabGGT β subunit), an agent that reduces the level of aRabGGT β subunit (and does not reduce the level of a RabGGT β subunit),and an agent that reduces the level of both a RabGGT α subunit and aRabGGT β subunit. As used herein, an “agent that reduces the level of aRabGGT mRNA” includes an agent that reduces the level of an mRNAencoding a RabGGT α subunit (and does not reduce the level of an mRNAencoding a RabGGT β subunit), an agent that reduces the level of an mRNAencoding a RabGGT β subunit (and does not reduce the level of an mRNAencoding a RabGGT β subunit), and an agent that reduces the level ofboth an mRNA encoding a RabGGT α subunit and an mRNA encoding a RabGGT βsubunit.

[0064] An “effective amount” of an agent that inhibits a level and/oractivity of RabGGT is an amount that reduces a level of RabGGT mRNAand/or protein and/or is an amount that reduces an activity of a RabGGTprotein by at least about 5%, at least about 10%, at least about 15%, atleast about 20%, at least about 25%, at least about 30%, at least about35%, at least about 40%, at least about 45%, at least about 50%, atleast about 55%, at least about 60%, at least about 65%, at least about70%, at least about 75%, at least about 80%, at least about 85%, or atleast about 90%, or more, when compare to the level or activity in theabsence of the agent.

[0065] In other embodiments, the invention provides methods for reducingapoptosis in a cell. The methods generally involve contacting a cellwith an effective amount of an agent that increases a level and/oractivity of RabGGT or a RabGGT/REP complex. The invention also providesmethods of treating a disorder amenable to treatment by reducingapoptosis, the methods generally involving administering an effectiveamount of an agent the increases a level and/or activity or RabGGT or aRabGGT/REP complex in a cell in the individual.

[0066] An “effective amount” of an agent that increases a level and/oractivity of RabGGT is an amount that increases a level of RabGGT mRNAand/or protein and/or is an amount that increases an activity of aRabGGT protein by at least about 5%, at least about 10%, at least about15%, at least about 20%, at least about 25%, at least about 30%, atleast about 35%, at least about 40%, at least about 45%, at least about50%, at least about 55%, at least about 60%, at least about 65%, atleast about 70%, at least about 75%, at least about 80%, at least about85%, or at least about 90%, or more, when compared to the level oractivity in the absence of the agent.

[0067] In some embodiments, the invention provides a method of inducingapoptosis in a eukaryotic cell, wherein the method generally involvesidentifying a compound that is a RabGGT inhibitor; testing the abilityof the compound to modulate famesyl transferase (FT) activity; modifyingthe compound, wherein the modified compound exhibits reduced modulationof FT activity compared to the unmodified compound, wherein inhibitionof RabGGT is retained; and contacting the cell with the modifiedcompound.

[0068] RabGGT Modulating Agents

[0069] As noted above, in some methods of the present invention, agentsthat reduce a level and/or activity of RabGGT are used. In other methodsof the present invention, agents that increase a level and/or activityof RabGGT are used. Agents that reduce or increase a level and/oractivity of RabGGT are referred to herein as “RabGGT modulators” or“RabGGT modulating agents” and include small molecule modulators,protein (or peptide) modulators, antibody modulators, and nucleic acidmodulators. The RabGGT modulating agents are typically “specific” intheir interaction with RabGGT, as that term is understand in the art.

[0070] Agents that reduce a level and/or activity of RabGGT includeagents that reduce the protein prenyl transferase activity of RabGGTprotein; agents that reduce an interaction between RabGGT and aninteracting protein, where RabGGT interacting proteins include a Rabprotein, an accessory protein (e.g., a REP), and a protein that binds toa Rab/RabGGT complex; agents that reduce the level of RabGGT mRNA in acell; agents that reduce , but are not limited to, small moleculeinhibitors of RabGGT enzymatic activity; antibodies specific for RabGGT;antisense RNA specific for RabGGT; interfering RNA (RNAi) specific forRabGGT; ribozymes specific for RabGGT; and the like.

[0071] In some embodiments, an agent that reduces a level and/oractivity of RabGGT does not substantially reduce a level or activity ofother proteins or mRNA, including famesyl transferase, e.g., the agentreduces the level or activity of another protein or mRNA by less thanabout 10%, less than about 5%, less than about 2%, or less than about1%, compared to the activity or level of the protein or mRNA in theabsence of the agent.

[0072] In some embodiments, agents that reduce a level and/or activityof a RabGGT/REP complex are used in a therapeutic method of the presentinvention. A RabGGT/REP complex includes RabGGT α and β subunits, and aRab escort protein (REP) (e.g., REP-1, REP-2).

[0073] A RabGGT α subunit includes a protein having an amino acidsequence as set forth in SWISS-PROT Accession No. Q92696 (Genomics 38(2), 133-140 (1996)), and homologs, analogs, and derivatives thereof,e.g., derivatives having one or more conservative amino acidsubstitutions. A RabGGT β subunit includes a protein having an aminoacid sequence as set forth in SWISS-PROT Accession No. P53611 (Genomics38 (2), 133-140 (1996)), and homologs, analogs, and derivatives thereof,e.g., derivatives having one or more conservative amino acidsubstitutions. A REP protein includes a protein having an amino acidsequence as set forth in GenBank Accession No. P24386 or P26374, andhomologs, analogs, and derivatives thereof, e.g., derivatives having oneor more conservative amino acid substitutions. Homologs include proteinsthat have from 1 to about 20 amino acid differences from a referencesequence. In general, homologs retain at least about 80%, or at leastabout 90% or more, of at least one activity of a protein having areference sequence.

[0074] In some embodiments, an agent that reduces a level and/oractivity of a RabGGT/REP complex does not substantially reduce a levelor activity of other proteins or mRNA, including farnesyl transferase,e.g., the agent reduces the level or activity of another protein or mRNAby less than about 10%, less than about 5%, less than about 2%, or lessthan about 1%, compared to the activity or level of the protein or mRNAin the absence of the agent.

[0075] Biological Modulators

[0076] Modulators suitable for use herein modulate a level and/or anactivity of RabGGT or a RabGGT/REP complex. A suitable modulatorexhibits one or more of the following activities: 1) modulates anenzymatic activity of RabGGT or a RabGGT/REP complex; 2) modulates alevel of a RabGGT protein (α and/or β subunit) or the level of aRabGGT/REP protein complex; 3) modulates the level of an mRNA thatencodes a RabGGT protein (α and/or β subunit), or an mRNA that encodes aREP protein; 4) modulates the level of apoptosis in a cell; and 5)modulates a binding event between a RabGGT protein and a protein thatinteracts with a RabGGT protein.

[0077] Modulating Enzymatic Activity

[0078] In some embodiments, a RabGGT modulating agent modulates theprotein prenyl transferase activity of RabGGT protein. In some of theseembodiments, an agent increases the enzymatic activity of a RabGGTprotein by at least about 5%, at least about 10%, at least about 15%, atleast about 20%, at least about 25%, at least about 30%, at least about35%, at least about 40%, at least about 45%, at least about 50%, atleast about 55%, at least about 60%, at least about 65%, at least about70%, at least about 75%, at least about 80%, at least about 85%, or atleast about 90%, or more, when compared to-the enzymatic activity of theRabGGT protein in the absence of the agent.

[0079] In other embodiments, an agent reduces the enzymatic activity ofa RabGGT protein by at least about 5%, at least about 10%, at leastabout 15%, at least about 20%, at least about 25%, at least about 30%,at least about 35%, at least about 40%, at least about 45%, at leastabout 50%, at least about 55%, at least about 60%, at least about 65%,at least about 70%, at least about 75%, at least about 80%, at leastabout 85%, or at least about 90%, or more, when compared to theenzymatic activity of the RabGGT protein in the absence of the agent.

[0080] In some embodiments, an agent that reduces the activity of RabGGTinhibits the activity of a RabGGT/REP complex. A suitable agent reducesthe level and/or activity of a RabGGT/REP complex by at least about 10%,at least about 15%, at least about 20%, at least about 25%, at leastabout 30%, at least about 40%, at least about 50%, at least about 60%,at least about 70%, at least about 80%, or at least about 90% or more,compared to the level or activity of the RabGGT/REP complex in theabsence of the agent.

[0081] In many embodiments, an agent that reduces RabGGT enzymaticactivity has an IC₅₀ of less than 0.5 mM. Generally, a suitable agentthat reduces RabGGT enzymatic activity has an IC₅₀ of from about 0.5 nMto about 500 μM, e.g., from about 0.5 nM to about 1 nM, from about 1 nMto about 5 nM, from about 5 nM to about 10 nM, from 10 nM to about 25nM, from about 25 nM to about 50 nM, from about 50 nM to about 100 nM,from about 100 nM to about 250 nM, from about 250 nM to about 500 nM,from about 500 nM to about 1 μM, from about 1 μM to about 5 μM, fromabout 5 μM to about 10 μM, from about 10 μM to about 25 μM, from about25 μM to about 50 μM, from about 50 μM to about 100 μM, from about 100μM to about 250 μM, or from about 250 μM to about 500 μM.

[0082] Whether a given agent modulates a level and/or activity of RabGGTcan be determined using any known method. For example, RabGGT enzymaticactivity is quantified using a filter binding assay that measures thetransfer of (³H) geranylgeranyl groups (GG) fromall-trans-(³H)geranylgeranyl, pyrophosphate (³H-GGPP) to recombinantRab3A protein (Shen and Seabra (1996) J. Biol. Chem. 271:3692; Armstronget al. (1996) Methods in Enzymology 257:30), or as described in theExamples.

[0083] Protein Level

[0084] In some embodiments, an agent modulates a level of RabGGT proteinin a cell. In some of the embodiments, an agent increases the level of aRabGGT protein in a cell by at least about 5%, at least about 10%, atleast about 15%, at least about 20%, at least about 25%, at least about30%, at least about 35%, at least about 40%, at least about 45%, atleast about 50%, at least about 55%, at least about 60%, at least about65%, at least about 70%, at least about 75%, at least about 80%, atleast about 85%, or at least about 90%, or more, when compared to thelevel in a control cell in the absence of the agent.

[0085] In other embodiments, an agent decreases the level of a RabGGTprotein in a cell by at least about 5%, at least about 10%, at leastabout 15%, at least about 20%, at least about 25%, at least about 30%,at least about 35%, at least about 40%, at least about 45%, at leastabout 50%, at least about 55%, at least about 60%, at least about 65%,at least about 70%, at least about 75%, at least about 80%, at leastabout 85%, or at least about 90%, or more, when compared to the level ina control cell in the absence of the agent.

[0086] The level of RabGGT protein in a cell can be determined using astandard, well-known immunological assay, e.g., an enzyme-linkedimmunosorbent assay, a protein blot assay, a radioimmunoassay, and thelike, using antibody specific for RabGGT, which antibody is directly orindirectly labeled.

[0087] Direct and indirect antibody labels are known in the art. Anantibody may be labeled with a radioisotope, an enzyme, a fluorescer(e.g., a fluorescent protein or a fluorescent dye), a chemiluminescer,or other label for direct detection. Alternatively, a second stageantibody or reagent is used to amplify the signal. Such reagents arewell known in the art. For example, the primary antibody may beconjugated to biotin, with horseradish peroxidase-conjugated avidinadded as a second stage reagent. Final detection uses a substrate thatundergoes a color change in the presence of the peroxidase.Alternatively, the secondary antibody conjugated to a fluorescentcompound, e.g. fluorescein, rhodamine, Texas red, etc. The absence orpresence of antibody binding may be determined by various methods,including flow cytometry of dissociated cells, microscopy, radiography,scintillation counting, etc.

[0088] Fluorescent proteins include, but are not limited to, a greenfluorescent protein (GFP), e.g., a GFP derived from Aequoria victoria ora derivative thereof; a GFP from another species such as Renillareniformis, Renilla mulleri, or Ptilosarcus guernyi, as described in,e.g., WO 99/49019 and Peelle et al. (2001) J. Protein Chem. 20:507-519;any of a variety of fluorescent and colored proteins from Anthozoanspecies, as described in, e.g., Matz et al. (1999) Nature Biotechnol.17:969-973; and the like.

[0089] Enzyme labels include, but are not limited to, luciferase,β-galactosidase, horse radish peroxidase, and the like. Where the labelis an enzyme that yields a detectable product, the product can bedetected using an appropriate means, e.g., β-galactosidase can,depending on the substrate, yield colored product, which is detectedspectrophotometrically, or a fluorescent product; luciferase can yield aluminescent product detectable with a luminometer; etc.

[0090] RabGGT mRNA Level

[0091] In some embodiments, an agent modulates the level of a RabGGTmRNA in a cell, e.g., the agent modulates the level of mRNA thatcomprises a nucleotide sequence that encodes a RabGGT protein. Agentsthat modulate the level of a RabGGT mRNA include agents that modulatethe rate of transcription of the mRNA, agents that modulate binding of atranscription factor(s) or other regulatory protein(s) to a RabGGT generegulatory element (e.g., enhancer, promoter, and the like); agents thatmodulate the stability of RabGGT mRNA stability; and the like.

[0092] In some embodiments, an agent increases the level of RabGGT mRNAby at least about 5%, at least about 10%, at least about 15%, at leastabout 20%, at least about 25%, at least about 30%, at least about 35%,at least about 40%, at least about 45%, at least about 50%, at leastabout 55%, at least about 60%, at least about 65%, at least about 70%,at least about 75%, at least about 80%, at least about 85%, or at leastabout 90%, or more, when compared to the level in the absence of theagent.

[0093] In other embodiments, an agent decreases the level of RabGGT mRNAby at least about 5%, at least about 10%, at least about 15%, at leastabout 20%, at least about 25%, at least about 30%, at least about 35%,at least about 40%, at least about 45%, at least about 50%, at leastabout 55%, at least about 60%, at least about 65%, at least about 70%,at least about 75%, at least about 80%, at least about 85%, or at leastabout 90%, or more, when compared to the level in the absence of theagent.

[0094] The level of RabGGT mRNA in a cell is readily determined usingany known method. In general, nucleic acids that hybridize specificallyto a RabGGT mRNA are used. A number of methods are available foranalyzing nucleic acids for the presence and/or level of a specific mRNAin a cell or in a sample. The mRNA may be assayed directly or reversetranscribed into cDNA for analysis. Suitable methods include, but arenot limited to, in situ nucleic acid hybridization methods, quantitativeRT-PCR, nucleic acid blotting methods, and the like.

[0095] The nucleic acid may be amplified by conventional techniques,such as the polymerase chain reaction (PCR), to provide sufficientamounts for analysis. The mRNA may be reverse transcribed, thensubjected to PCR (rtPCR). The use of the polymerase chain reaction isdescribed in Saiki, et al. (1985), Science 239:487, and a review oftechniques may be found in Sambrook, et al. Molecular Cloning: ALaboratory Manual, CSH Press 1989, pp. 14.2-14.33.

[0096] A detectable label may be included in an amplification reaction.Suitable labels include fluorochromes, e.g. fluorescein isothiocyanate(FITC), rhodamine, Texas Red, phycoerythrin, allophycocyanin,6-carboxyfluorescein (6-FAM), 2′, 7′-dimethoxy-4′,5′-dichloro-6-carboxyfluorescein (JOE), 6-carboxy-X-rhodamine (ROX),6-carboxy-2′, 4′, 7′, 4,7-hexachlorofluorescein (HEX),5-carboxyfluorescein (5-FAM) or N,N,N′,N′-tetramethyl-6-carboxyrhodamine(TAMRA), radioactive labels, e.g. ³²P, ³⁵S, ³H; etc. The label may be atwo stage system, where the amplified DNA is conjugated to biotin,haptens, etc. having a high affinity binding partner, e.g. avidin,specific antibodies, etc., where the binding partner is conjugated to adetectable label. The label may be conjugated to one or both of theprimers. Alternatively, the pool of nucleotides used in theamplification is labeled, so as to incorporate the label into theamplification product.

[0097] A variety of different methods for determining the nucleic acidabundance in a sample are known to those of skill in the art, whereparticular methods of interest include those described in: Pietu et al.,Genome Res. (June 1996) 6: 492-503; Zhao et al., Gene (Apr. 24, 1995)156: 207-213; Soares, Curr. Opin. Biotechnol. (October 1997) 8: 542-546;Raval, J. Pharmacol Toxicol Methods (November 1994) 32: 125-127;Chalifour et al., Anal. Biochem (Feb. 1, 1994) 216: 299-304; Stolz &Tuan, Mol. Biotechnol. (December 19960 6: 225-230; Hong et al.,Bioscience Reports (1982) 2: 907; and McGraw, Anal. Biochem. (1984) 143:298. Also of interest are the methods disclosed in WO 97/27317, thedisclosure of which is herein incorporated by reference.

[0098] In some embodiments, RabGGT mRNA levels are quantitated usingquantitative rtPCR. Methods of quantitating a given message using rtPCRare known in the art. In some of these embodiments, dye-labeled primersare used. In other embodiments, a double-stranded DNA-binding dye, suchas SYBR®, is used, as described in the Examples. Quantitativefluorogenic RT-PCR assays are well known in the art, and can be used inthe present methods to detect a level of RabGGT mRNA. See, e.g., Pinzaniet al. (2001) Regul. Pept. 99:79-86; and Yin et al. (2001) Immunol. CellBiol. 79:213-221.

[0099] Apoptosis

[0100] In some embodiments, an agent that modulates a level and/oractivity of RabGGT mRNA and/or protein induces apoptosis in a eukaryoticcell.

[0101] Whether a given agent inhibits RabGGT and induces apoptosis in aeukaryotic cell can be determined using any known method. Assays can beconducted on cell populations or an individual cell, and includemorphological assays and biochemical assays. A-non-limiting example of amethod of determining the level of apoptosis in a cell population isTUNEL (TdT-mediated dUTP nick-end labeling) labeling of the 3′-OH freeend of DNA fragments produced during apoptosis (Gavrieli et al. (1992)J. Cell Biol. 119:493). The TUNEL method consists of catalyticallyadding a nucleotide, which has been conjugated to a chromogen system ora to a fluorescent tag, to the 3′-OH end of the 180-bp (base pair)oligomer DNA fragments in order to detect the fragments. The presence ofa DNA ladder of 180-bp oligomers is indicative of apoptosis. Proceduresto detect cell death based on the TUNEL method are availablecommercially, e.g., from Boehringer Mannheim (Cell Death Kit) and Oncor(Apoptag Plus). Another marker that is currently available is annexin,sold under the trademark APOPTEST™. This marker is used in the“Apoptosis Detection Kit,” which is also commercially available, e.g.,from R&D Systems. During apoptosis, a cell membrane's phospholipidasymmetry changes such that the phospholipids are exposed on the outermembrane. Annexins are a homologous group of proteins that bindphospholipids in the presence of calcium. A second reagent, propidiumiodide (PI), is a DNA binding fluorochrome. When a cell population isexposed to both reagents, apoptotic cells stain positive for annexin andnegative for PI, necrotic cells stain positive for both, live cellsstain negative for both. Other methods of testing for apoptosis areknown in the art and can be used, including, e.g., the method disclosedin U.S. Pat. No. 6,048,703.

[0102] Modulating a Binding Event

[0103] In some embodiments, an agent that modulates a RabGGT activitymodulates a binding event between RabGGT and a RabGGT interactingprotein. RabGGT interacting proteins include, but are not limited to, aRab protein; a Rab escort protein (REP); and a protein that binds to aRab/RabGGT complex.

[0104] In some embodiments, an agent increases binding between RabGGTand a RabGGT interacting protein by at least about 5%, at least about10%, at least about 15%, at least about 20%, at least about 25%, atleast about 30%, at least about 35%, at least about 40%, at least about45%, at least about 50%, at least about 55%, at least about 60%, atleast about 65%, at least about 70%, at least about 75%, at least about80%, at least about 85%, or at least about 90%, or more, when comparedto the binding in the absence of the agent.

[0105] In some embodiments, an agent reduces binding between RabGGT anda RabGGT interacting protein by at least about 5%, at least about 10%,at least about 15%, at least about 20%, at least about 25%, at leastabout 30%, at least about 35%, at least about 40%, at least about 45%,at least about 50%, at least about 55%, at least about 60%, at leastabout 65%, at least about 70%, at least about 75%, at least about 80%,at least about 85%, or at least about 90%, or more, when compared to thebinding in the absence of the agent.

[0106] In some embodiments, the agent reduces binding between RabGGT anda Rab protein.

[0107] Rab proteins are known in the art. For example, at least 30 humanRab proteins are known, and include Rab1a, Rab1b, Rab2a, Rab2b, Rab3a,Rab3b, Rab3c, Rab3d, Rab4a, Rab4b, Rab5a, Rab5b, Rab5c, Rab6a, Rab6b,Rab6c, Rab7, Rab8a, Rab8b, Rab9a, Rab9b, Rab10, Rab11a, Rab11b, Rab12,Rab13, Rab14, Rab15, Rab17, Rab18, Rab19, Rab20, Rab21, Rab22a, Rab22b,Rab22c, Rab23, Rab24, Rab25, Rab26, Rab27a, Rab27b, Rab28, Rab29, Rab30,Rab32, Rab33a, Rab33b, Rab34, Rab35, Rab36, Rab37, Rab38, Rab39a,Rab39b. See e.g., Seabra et al. (2002) Trends Mol. Med. 8:23-30.

[0108] In some embodiments, an agent inhibits binding between a Rabprotein and REP protein. RabGGT prenylates Rab only when Rab is in acomplex with REP. Therefore, an agent that reduces a Rab/REP interactionalso reduces Rab/RabGGT binding. Accordingly, agents that reduce Rab/REPbinding are suitable for use in a subject methods. Rab/REP interactionvia a RabF motif is a target for inhibiting Rab/REP binding. The RabFmotif has been described in the art. See, e.g., Pereira-Leal et al.(2003) Biochem. Biophys. Res. Comm. 301:92-97. An agent that inhibitsbinding of a REP protein to a RabF motif is suitable for use in asubject method. Human REP proteins are known in the art, and the aminoacid sequences have been reported. See, e.g., GenBank Accession No.NP_(—)000381 or P24386 for human REP-1; NP_(—)001812 for human REP-2;etc.

[0109] Whether an agent modulates binding between two proteins, e.g.,between a Rab protein and a RabGGT protein, between a Rab protein and aREP protein, between a Rab/REP complex and RabGGT, can be determinedusing standard methods that are well known in the art. Suitable methodsinclude, but are not limited to, a yeast two-hybrid assay; afluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) assay; a bioluminescenceresonance energy transfer (BRET) assay; a fluorescence quenching assay;a fluorescence anisotropy assay; an immunological assay; and an assayinvolving binding of a detectably labeled protein to an immobilizedprotein.

[0110] FRET involves the transfer of energy from a donor fluorophore inan excited state to a nearby acceptor fluorophore. For this transfer totake place, the donor and acceptor molecules must in close proximity(e.g., less than 10 nanometers apart, usually between 10 and 100 Åapart), and the emission spectra of the donor fluorophore must overlapthe excitation spectra of the acceptor fluorophore. In one non-limitingexample, a fluorescently labeled RabGGT protein serves as a donor and/oracceptor in combination with a second fluorescent protein (e.g., a Rabprotein) or dye; e.g., a fluorescent protein as described in Matz et al.(1999) Nature Biotechnology 17:969-973; a green fluorescent protein(GFP); a GFP from Aequoria victoria or fluorescent mutant thereof, e.g.,as described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,066,476; 6,020,192; 5,985,577;5,976,796; 5,968,750; 5,968,738; 5,958,713; 5,919,445; 5,874,304, thedisclosures of which are herein incorporated by reference; a GFP fromanother species such as Renilla reniformis, Renilla mulleri, orPtilosarcus guernyi, as described in, e.g., WO 99/49019 and Peelle etal. (2001) J. Protein Chem. 20:507-519; “humanized” recombinant GFP(hrGFP) (Stratagene); other fluorescent dyes, e.g., coumarin and itsderivatives, e.g. 7-amino-4-methylcoumarin, aminocoumarin, bodipy dyes,such as Bodipy FL, cascade blue, fluorescein and its derivatives, e.g.fluorescein isothiocyanate, Oregon green, rhodamine dyes, e.g. texasred, tetramethylrhodamine, eosins and erythrosins, cyanine dyes, e.g.Cy3 and Cy5, macrocyclic chelates of lanthanide ions, e.g. quantum dye,etc., chemilumescent dyes, e.g., luciferases.

[0111] BRET is a protein-protein interaction assay based on energytransfer from a bioluminescent donor to a fluorescent acceptor protein.The BRET signal is measured by the amount of light emitted by theacceptor to the amount of light emitted by the donor. The ratio of thesetwo values increases as the two proteins are brought into proximity. TheBRET assay has been amply described in the literature. See, e.g., U.S.Pat. Nos. 6,020,192; 5,968,750; and 5,874,304; and Xu et al. (1999)Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 96:151-156. BRET assays may be performed byanalyzing transfer between a bioluminescent donor protein and afluorescent acceptor protein. Interaction between the donor and acceptorproteins can be monitored by a change in the ratio of light emitted bythe bioluminescent and fluorescent proteins. In one non-limitingexample, a RabGGT protein serves as donor and/or acceptor protein.

[0112] Fluorescent RabGGT can be produced by generating a constructencoding a protein comprising a RabGGT protein and a fluorescent fusionpartner, e.g., a fluorescent protein as described in Matz et al. ((1999)Nature Biotechnology 17:969-973), a green fluorescent protein from anyspecies or a derivative thereof; e.g., a GFP from another species suchas Renilla reniformis, Renilla mulleri, or Ptilosarcus guernyi, asdescribed in, e.g., WO 99/49019 and Peelle et al. (2001) J. ProteinChem. 20:507-519; a GFP from Aequoria victoria or fluorescent mutantthereof, e.g., as described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,066,476; 6,020,192;5,985,577; 5,976,796; 5,968,750; 5,968,738; 5,958,713; 5,919,445;5,874,304. Generation of such a construct, and production of aRabGGT/fluorescent protein fusion protein is well within the skill levelof those of ordinary skill in the art.

[0113] Alternatively, binding may be assayed by fluorescence anisotropy.Fluorescence anisotropy assays are amply described in the literature.See, e.g., Jameson and Sawyer (1995) Methods Enzymol. 246:283-300.

[0114] In some embodiments, the method of determining whether an agentmodulates a protein/protein interaction is a yeast two-hybrid assaysystem or a variation thereof The yeast two-hybrid screen has beendescribed in the literature. See, e.g., Zhu and Kahn (1997) Proc. Natl.Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 94:13063-13068; Fields and Song (1989) Nature340:245-246; and U.S. Pat. No. 5,283,173; Chien et al. (1991) Proc.Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 88:9578-9581.

[0115] Protein/protein binding can also be assayed by other methods wellknown in the art, for example, immunoprecipitation with an antibody thatbinds to the protein in a complex, followed by analysis by sizefractionation of the immunoprecipitated proteins (e.g. by denaturing ornondenaturing polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis); Western analysis;non-denaturing gel electrophoresis, etc.

[0116] Chemical Features of Modulators

[0117] In some embodiments, an agent that modulates a level and/or anactivity of a RabGGT protein and/or a RabGGT/REP complex is a compoundthat binds to the binding pocket for the substrate prenyl moiety and/orthe peptide substrate in the RabGGT active site. A suitable compoundcomprises moieties that provide for interactions with amino acid sidechains that normally interact with substrate prenyl moiety and/orpeptide substrate in the RabGGT active site. Features that a suitablecompound possesses include one or more of: (1) zinc binding; (2)hydrogen bonding to specific amino acid side chains; (3) a hydrophobicmoiety; (4) a size sufficient to occlude the binding site for the prenyland/or the peptide substrate; and/or a size sufficient to interface withthe size limitations embodied by the binding pocket of the RabGGT alphaand beta subunits, and defined by their respective structurecoordinates.

[0118] In some embodiments, a suitable modulator of enzymatic activityof RabGGT or a RabGGT/REP complex is a benzodiazepine. In otherembodiments, a suitable modulator of enzymatic activity of RabGGT or aRabGGT/REP complex is a tetrahydroquinoline.

[0119] In other embodiments, a suitable modulator of enzymatic activityof RabGGT or a RabGGT/REP complex may comprise one or more of the sidechains, moieties, or groups, or any combinations thereof, of thecompounds disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,011,029; U.S. Pat. No. 6,387,926;and/or U.S. Pat. No. 6,458,783, which are hereby incorporated byreference herein in their entirety.

[0120] In one embodiment, a suitable modulator of RabGGT or a RabGGT/REPcomplex may comprise a side chain, moiety, or group capable of chelatingzinc, and/or coordinating with zinc. Examples of zinc chelators and/orcooridinators include, but are not limited to the following: thiol,cysteine, cysteine derivative, hydroxamic acid, hydroxamic acidderivative, barbituric acid, barbituric acid derivative, pyridyl,imidazolyl, methionine, nitrogen-containing heterocycles, or othergroups known in the art that are capable of chelating and/orcoordinating with zinc, or disclosed or referenced herein.

[0121] In another embodiment, a suitable modulator of RabGGT or aRabGGT/REP complex may comprise a hydrophobic or aromatic side chain,moiety, or group. Examples of such groups include, but are not limitedto the following: phenyl, planar phenyl, aryl, substituted phenyl, cyanosubstituted phenyl, a cyanobenzene, substituted aryl, heteroaryl,substituted heteroaryl, or other hydrophobic or aromatic side chain,moiety, or group known in the art, or disclosed or referenced herein.

[0122] In another embodiment, a suitable modulator of RabGGT or aRabGGT/REP complex may comprise one, two, three, four, or morehydrophobic or aromatic side chains, moieties, or groups.

[0123] In another embodiment, a suitable modulator of RabGGT or aRabGGT/REP complex may comprise a side chain, moiety, or group capableof ligating with a water molecule and/or forming one or more hydrogenbonds with a water molecule.

[0124] In yet another embodiment, a suitable modulator of RabGGT or aRabGGT/REP complex may comprise a large multicyclic aromatic and/orhydrophobic side chain, moiety, or group. In yet another embodiment, asuitable modulator of RabGGT or a RabGGT/REP complex may not comprise alarge multicyclic aromatic and/or hydrophobic side chain, moiety, orgroup. Examples of such multicyclic aromatic and/or hydrophobic sidechains, moieties, or groups may be found in the teachings of I. M. Bellet al, J. Med. Chem. 45:2388 (2002), which is hereby incorporated hereinby reference in its entirety.

[0125] A suitable modulator of RabGGT or a RabGGT/REP complex maycomprise any combination of one, two, three, four, five, six, seven,eight, nine, ten, or more of the above specified characteristics.

[0126] Pharmacophores

[0127] Suitable modulators of RabGGT or RabGGT/REP activity arepharmacophores that possess appropriate size, volume, charge, andhydrophobicity features to allow interactions with amino acid sidechains in the active site that normally interact with prenyl and/orpeptide substrates. Such features may be used to identify compounds thatare modulators of RabGGT or RabGGT/REP complex activity.

[0128] Features can include topological indices, physicochemicalproperties, electrostatic field parameters, volume and surfaceparameters, etc. Other features include, but are not limited to,molecular volume and surface areas, dipole moments, octanol-waterpartition coefficients, molar refractivities, heats of formation, totalenergies, ionization potentials, molecular connectivity indices,substructure keys. Such descriptors and their use in the fields ofQuantitative Structure-Activity Relationships (QSAR) and moleculardiversity are reviewed in Kier, L. B. and Hall L. H., MolecularConnectivity in Chemistry and Drug Research, Academic Press, New York(1976); Kier, L. B. and Hall L. H., Molecular Connectivity inStructure-Activity Analysis, Research Studies Press, Wiley, Letchworth(1986); Kubinyi, H., Methods and Principles in Medicinal Chemistry, Vol.1, VCH, Weinheim (1993); and P. V. R. Scheyler, Encyclopedia ofComputational Chemistry, Wiley (1998).

[0129] In some embodiments, a modulator of an activity of RabGGT or aRabGGT/REP complex is identified by computational quantitative structureactivity relationship (QSAR) modeling techniques as a screening devicefor potency as an inhibitor or activator. Structure-activityrelationship (SAR) analysis is performed using any known method. See,e.g., U.S. Pat. No. 6,344,334; U.S. Pat. No. 6,208,942; U.S. Pat. No.6,453,246; U.S. Pat. No. 6,421,612.

[0130] Suitable compounds can be identified using a selection approachthat involves (1) identifying a set of compounds for analysis; (2)collecting, acquiring or synthesizing the identified compounds; (3)analyzing the compounds to determine one or more physical, chemicaland/or bioactive properties (structure-property data); and (4) using thestructure-property data to identify another set of compounds foranalysis in the next iteration. These steps can be repeated multipletimes, as necessary to derive suitable compounds with desiredproperties.

[0131] Suitable compounds may also be identified by subjecting putativemodulators of the RabGGTase protein to virtual screens that predict theoverall fit of the modulator to the putative binding site(s) of theRabGGTase protein, its alpha subunit, its beta subunit, theRabGGTase/Rep complex, and/or the RabGGTase/Rep/substrate ternarycomplex. The DOCK3.5 algorithm, among others described herein, may beused for virtually screening RabGGTase modulators. DOCK3.5 is anautomatic algorithm to screen small-molecule databases for ligands thatcould bind to a given receptor (Meng, E. C., et al., 1992, J. Comp.Chem. 15:505). DOCK3.5 characterizes the surface of the active site tobe filled with sets of overlapping spheres. The generated sphere centersconstitute an irregular grid that is matched to the atomic centers ofthe potential ligands. The quality of the fit of the ligand to the siteis judged by either the shape complementarity or by a simplifiedestimated interaction energy. Putative RabGGTase modulators having thebest shape complementarity scores and the best force field scores may beselected from the screen. The resulting virtual modulators may then bevisually screened independently in the context of the RabGGTase bindingpocket described herein using the molecular display software Insight II(Biosym Inc., San Diego, Calif.). Such compounds can then be confirmedto have RabGGTase modulating activity by subjecting these compounds toscreening assays described herein.

[0132] Preferred RabGGTase modulators have a complementarity score of atleast about 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 125, 150, 175, 200,225, 250, 275, 300, 325, 350, 375, 400, 425, 450, 475, 500, 525, 550,575, 600, 625, 650, 675, 700, 725, 750, 775, 800, 825, 850, 875, 900,925, 950, 975, 1000, or greater. In this context, “about” should beconstrued to represent 1 to 13 more or less than the statedcomplementarity score.

[0133] Small Molecule Modulators

[0134] In some embodiments, an agent that increases or reduces a leveland/or an activity of RabGGT or a RabGGT/REP complex is a smallmolecule. Small molecule agents are generally small organic or inorganiccompounds having a molecular weight of more than 50 and less than about2,500 daltons. Specifically, small molecule agents may be at least about50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 450, 500, 550, 600, 650, 700,750, 800, 850, 900, 950, 1000, 1050, 1100, 1150, 1200, 1250, 1300, 1350,1400, 1450, 1500, 1550, 1600, 1650, 1700, 1750, 1800, 1850, 1900, 1950,2000, 2050, 2100, 2150, 2200, 2250, 2300, 2350, 2400, 2450, or 2500. Inthis context, “about” should be construed to represent more or less than1 to 25 daltons than the indicated amount.

[0135] Suitable agents may comprise functional groups necessary forstructural interaction with proteins, particularly hydrogen bonding, andmay include at least an amine, carbonyl, hydroxyl or carboxyl group, andmay contain at least two of the functional chemical groups. The agentsmay comprise cyclical carbon or heterocyclic structures and/or aromaticor polyaromatic structures substituted with one or more of the abovefunctional groups. Suitable active agents are also found amongbiomolecules including peptides, saccharides, fatty acids, steroids,purines, pyrimidines, derivatives, structural analogs or combinationsthereof.

[0136] In some embodiments, agents that reduce enzymatic activity ofRabGGT or level of enzymatically active RabGGT are of the followingformula:

[0137] or an enantiomer, diastereomer, pharmaceutically acceptable salt,prodrug, or solvate thereof, where m, n, r, s, and 1 are 0 or 1;

[0138] p is 0, 1, or 2;

[0139] V, W, and X are selected from oxygen, hydrogen, R¹, R², or R³;

[0140] Z and Y are selected from CHR⁹, SO₂, SO₃, CO, CO₂, O, NR¹⁰,SO₂NR¹¹, CONR¹²,

[0141] or Z may be absent;

[0142] R⁶, R⁷, R¹⁰, R¹¹, R¹², R¹³, R¹⁴, R¹⁵, R¹⁶, R¹⁷, R¹⁸, R¹⁹, R²⁰,R²¹, R²², R²³, R²⁴, R²⁵, R²⁶, R²⁷, R²⁸, R²⁹, R³⁰, R³¹, R³² R³³, R³⁴,R³⁵, R³⁶, R³⁷, and R³⁸, are each independently selected from hydrogen,lower alkyl, substituted alkyl, aryl, or substituted aryl;

[0143] R⁴ and R⁵ are independently selected from hydrogen, halo, nitro,cyano, and U-R²³;

[0144] U is selected from sulfur, oxygen, NR²⁴, CO, SO, SO₂, CO₂,NR²⁵CO₂, NR²⁶CONR²⁷; NR²⁸SO₂, NR²⁹SO₂NR³⁰, SO₂NR³¹, NR³²CO, CONR³³,PO₂R³⁴, and PO₃R³⁵ or U is absent;

[0145] R¹, R², and R³ are each independently selected from hydrogen,alkyl, alkoxycarbonyl, substituted alkyl, alkenyl, substituted alkenyl,alkynyl, substituted alkynyl, arakyl, cycolalkyl, aryl, substitutedaryl, heterocyclo, substituted heterocyclo, cyano, carboxyl, carbamyl(e.g., CONH₂) or substituted carbamyl further selected from CONH alkyl,CONH aryl, CONH aralkyl or cases where there are two substituents on thenitrogen selected from alkyl, aryl, or aralkyl, ; R⁸ and R²³ areindependently selected from hydrogen, alkyl, substituted alkyl, alkenyl,substituted alkenyl, aalkynyl, substituted alkynyl, aralkyl, cycloalkyl,aryl, substituted aryl, heterocyclo, substituted heterocyclo;

[0146] any two of R¹, r², and R³ can be joined to form a cycloalkylgroup;

[0147] R, S, and T are selected from CH₂, CO, and CH(CH₂)pQ, wherein Qis NR³⁶R³⁷, OR³⁸, or CN; and

[0148] A, B, and D are carbon, oxygen, sulfur or nitrogen, with theproviso that

[0149] 1) when m is zero, then V and W are not both oxygen; or

[0150] 2) W and X together can be oxygen only if Z is either absent, O,NR¹⁰, CHR⁹,

[0151] 3) R²³ may be hydrogen except with U is SO₂, CO₂, or

[0152] 4) R⁸ may be hydrogen except when Z is SO₂, CO₂ or

[0153] In other embodiments, agents that reduce enzymatic activity ofRabGGT or level of enzymatically active RabGGT are of the followingformula:

[0154] or an enantiomer, diastereomer, pharmaceutically acceptable salt,prodrug, or solvate thereof,

[0155] l, m, r, s, and t are 0 or 1;

[0156] N is 0, 1, or 2;

[0157] Y is selected from CHR¹², SO₂, SO₃, CO, CO₂, Y is selected fromthe group consisting of CHR¹² SO₂, SO₃, CO, CO₂, O, NR¹³, SO₂NR¹⁴,CONR¹⁵, C(NCN), C(NCN)NR¹⁶, NR¹⁷CO, NR¹⁸SO₂, CONR¹⁹NR²⁰, SO₂NR21NR22,S(O)(NR²³), S(NR²⁴)NR²⁵), or without Y;

[0158] Z is selected from the group consisting of CR¹²,S, SO,SO₂,SO₃CO,CO₂,O,NR¹³SO₂NR¹⁴,CONR¹⁵,NR²⁶NR²⁷,ONR²⁸,NR²⁹O,NR³⁰SO₂NR³¹,NR³²SO,NR³³C(NCN),NR³⁴,C(NCN)NR³⁵, NR³⁶CO, NR³⁷CO, NR³⁷CONR³⁸, NR³⁹CO₂, OCONR⁴⁰,S(O)(NR⁴¹), S(NR⁴²)(NR⁴³) or CHR¹²;

[0159] or without Z;

[0160] R⁷, R⁸ are selected from the group consisting of hydrogen, halo,nitro, cyano and U—R⁴⁴;

[0161] U is selected from the group consisting of S, O, NR⁴⁵, CO, SO,SO₂, CO₂, NR⁴⁶CO₂, NR⁴⁷CONR⁴⁸, NR⁴⁹SO₂, NR⁵⁰SO₂NR⁵¹, SO₂NR⁵², NR⁵³CO,CONR⁵⁴, PO₂R⁵⁵ and PO₂R⁵⁶ or without U;

[0162] R⁹, R¹⁰, R¹², R¹³, R¹⁴, R¹⁵, R¹⁶, R¹⁷, R¹⁸, R¹⁹, R²⁰, R²¹, R²²,R²³, R²⁴, R²⁵, R²⁶, R²⁷, R²⁸, R²⁹, R³⁰, R³¹, R³², R³³, R³⁴, R³⁵, R³⁶,R³⁷, R³⁸, R³⁹, R⁴⁰, R⁴¹, R⁴², R⁴³, R⁴⁴, R⁴⁵, R⁴⁶, R⁴⁷, R⁴⁸, R⁴⁹, R⁵⁰,R⁵¹, R⁵², R⁵³, R⁵⁴, R⁵⁵, R⁵⁶, R⁵⁷, R⁵⁸ and R⁵⁹ are selected from thegroup consisting of hydrogen, lower alkyl, aryl, heterocyclo,substituted alkyl or aryl or substituted heterocyclo;

[0163] R¹¹ and R⁴⁴ are selected from the group consisting of hydrogen,alkyl, substituted alkyl, alkenyl, substituted alkenyl, alkynyl, subalkynyl, aralkyl, cycloalkyl, aryl, substituted aryl, heterocyclo,substituted heterocyclo;

[0164] R¹, R², R³, R⁴, R⁵, and R⁶ are selected from the group consistingof hydrogen, alkyl, substituted alkyl, alkenyl, substituted alkenyl,alkynyl, cycloalkyl, aryl, substituted aryl, heterocyclo, substitutedheterocyclo, cyano, carboxy, carbamyl (e.g. CONH₂) substituted carbamyl(where nitrogen may be substituted by groups selected from hydrogen,alkyl, substituted alkyl, aryl or aralkyl, substituted aryl,heterocyclo, sub-situated heterocyclo) alkoxycarbonyl; any two of R¹,R², R³, R⁴, R⁵, and R⁶ can join to form a cycloalkyl group; any two ofR¹, R², R³, R⁴, R⁵, and R⁶ together can by oxo, except when the carbonatom bearing the substituent is part of a double bond;

[0165] R, S, T are selected from the group consisting of CH₂, CO andCH(CH₂)Q wherein Q is NR⁵⁷R⁵⁸, OR⁵⁹, or CN; and p is 0, 1 or 2;

[0166] A, B, C are carbon, oxygen, sulfur or nitrogen; D is carbon,oxygen, sulfur or nitrogen or without D,

[0167] with the provisos that:

[0168] 1. When l and m are both 0, n is not 0;

[0169] 2. R¹¹ may be hydrogen except when Z is SO, or when Z is O, NR¹³or S and the carbon to which it is attached is part of a double bond orwhen Y is SO₂, CO₂, NR¹⁸SO₂, S(O)(NR²³), or S(NR²⁴)(NR²⁵); and

[0170] 3. R⁴⁴ may be hydrogen except when U is SO, SO₂, NR⁴⁶CO₂ orNR⁴⁹SO₂.

[0171] In some embodiments, the agents disclosed in U.S. Pat. No.6,011,029; U.S. Pat. No. 6,387,926; and/or U.S. Pat. No. 6,458,783 arespecifically excluded from the present invention.

[0172] Protein Modulators

[0173] Agents that modulate an activity of a RabGGT include proteinmodulators. In some embodiments, an active agent is a peptide. Suitablepeptides include peptides of from about 3 amino acids to about 50, fromabout 5 to about 30, or from about 10 to about 25 amino acids in length.In some embodiments, a peptide exhibits one or more of the followingactivities: inhibits binding of RabGGT to a RabGGT interacting protein;inhibits interaction between an α and a β subunit of RabGGT; inhibits anenzymatic activity of RabGGT. Peptides can include naturally-occurringand non-naturally occurring amino acids. Peptides may comprise D-aminoacids, a combination of D- and L-amino acids, and various “designer”amino acids (e.g., β-methyl amino acids, Cα-methyl amino acids, andNα-methyl amino acids, etc.) to convey special properties to peptides.Additionally, peptide may be a cyclic peptide. Peptides may includenon-classical amino acids in order to introduce particularconformational motifs. Any known non-classical amino acid can be used.Non-classical amino acids include, but are not limited to,1,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinoline-3-carboxylate;(2S,3S)-methylphenylalanine, (2S,3R)-methyl-phenylalanine,(2R,3S)-methyl-phenylalanine and (2R,3R)-methyl-phenylalanine;2-aminotetrahydronaphthalene-2-carboxylic acid;hydroxy-1,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinoline-3-carboxylate; β-carboline (D andL); HIC (histidine isoquinoline carboxylic acid); and HIC (histidinecyclic urea). Amino acid analogs and peptidomimetics may be incorporatedinto a peptide to induce or favor specific secondary structures,including, but not limited to, LL-Acp(LL-3-amino-2-propenidone-6-carboxylic acid), a β-turn inducingdipeptide analog; β-sheet inducing analogs; β-turn inducing analogs;α-helix inducing analogs; γ-turn inducing analogs; Gly-Ala turn analog;amide bond isostere; tretrazol; and the like.

[0174] A peptide may be a depsipeptide, which may be a linear or acyclic depsipeptide. Kuisle et al. (1999) Tet. Letters 40:1203-1206.“Depsipeptides” are compounds containing a sequence of at least twoalpha-amino acids and at least one alpha-hydroxy carboxylic acid, whichare bound through at least one normal peptide link and ester links,derived from the hydroxy carboxylic acids, where “linear depsipeptides”may comprise rings formed through S—S bridges, or through an hydroxy ora mercapto group of an hydroxy-, or mercapto-amino acid and the carboxylgroup of another amino- or hydroxy-acid but do not comprise rings formedonly through peptide or ester links derived from hydroxy carboxylicacids. “Cyclic depsipeptides” are peptides containing at least one ringformed only through peptide or ester links, derived from hydroxycarboxylic acids.

[0175] Peptides may be cyclic or bicyclic. For example, the C-terminalcarboxyl group or a C-terminal ester can be induced to cyclize byinternal displacement of the —OH or the ester (—OR) of the carboxylgroup or ester respectively with the N-terminal amino group to form acyclic peptide. For example, after synthesis and cleavage to give thepeptide acid, the free acid is converted to an activated ester by anappropriate carboxyl group activator such as dicyclohexylcarbodiimide(DCC) in solution, for example, in methylene chloride (CH₂Cl₂), dimethylformamide (DMF) mixtures. The cyclic peptide is then formed by internaldisplacement of the activated ester with the N-terminal amine. Internalcyclization as opposed to polymerization can be enhanced by use of verydilute solutions. Methods for making cyclic peptides are well known inthe art

[0176] The term “bicyclic” refers to a peptide in which there exists tworing closures. The ring closures are formed by covalent linkages betweenamino acids in the peptide. A covalent linkage between two nonadjacentamino acids constitutes a ring closure, as does a second covalentlinkage between a pair of adjacent amino acids which are already linkedby a covalent peptide linkage. The covalent linkages forming the ringclosures may be amide linkages, i.e., the linkage formed between a freeamino on one amino acid and a free carboxyl of a second amino acid, orlinkages formed between the side chains or “R” groups of amino acids inthe peptides. Thus, bicyclic peptides may be “true” bicyclic peptides,i.e., peptides cyclized by the formation of a peptide bond between theN-terminus and the C-terminus of the peptide, or they may be“depsi-bicyclic” peptides, i.e., peptides in which the terminal aminoacids are covalently linked through their side chain moieties.

[0177] A desamino or descarboxy residue can be incorporated at theterminii of the peptide, so that there is no terminal amino or carboxylgroup, to decrease susceptibility to proteases or to restrict theconformation of the peptide. C-terminal functional groups include amide,amide lower alkyl, amide di(lower alkyl), lower alkoxy, hydroxy, andcarboxy, and the lower ester derivatives thereof, and thepharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof.

[0178] In addition to the foregoing N-terminal and C-terminalmodifications, a peptide or peptidomimetic can be modified with orcovalently coupled to one or more of a variety of hydrophilic polymersto increase solubility and circulation half-life of the peptide.Suitable nonproteinaceous hydrophilic polymers for coupling to a peptideinclude, but are not limited to, polyalkylethers as exemplified bypolyethylene glycol and polypropylene glycol, polylactic acid,polyglycolic acid, polyoxyalkenes, polyvinylalcohol,polyvinylpyrrolidone, cellulose and cellulose derivatives, dextran anddextran derivatives, etc. Generally, such hydrophilic polymers have anaverage molecular weight ranging from about 500 to about 100,000daltons, from about 2,000 to about 40,000 daltons, or from about 5,000to about 20,000 daltons. The peptide can be derivatized with or coupledto such polymers using any of the methods set forth in Zallipsky, S.,Bioconjugate Chem., 6:150-165 (1995); Monfardini, C, et al.,Bioconjugate Chem., 6:62-69 (1995); U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,640,835; 4,496,689;4,301,144; 4,670,417; 4,791,192; 4,179,337 or WO 95/34326.

[0179] Another suitable agent for modulating an activity of RabGGT is apeptide aptamer. Peptide aptamers are peptides or small polypeptidesthat act as dominant inhibitors of protein function. Peptide aptamersspecifically bind to target proteins, blocking their function ability.Kolonin and Finley, PNAS (1998) 95:14266-14271. Due to the highlyselective nature of peptide aptamers, they may be used not only totarget a specific protein, but also to target specific functions of agiven protein (e.g a signaling function). Further, peptide aptamers maybe expressed in a controlled fashion by use of promoters which regulateexpression in a temporal, spatial or inducible manner. Peptide aptamersact dominantly; therefore, they can be used to analyze proteins forwhich loss-of-function mutants are not available.

[0180] Peptide aptamers that bind with high affinity and specificity toa target protein may be isolated by a variety of techniques known in theart. Peptide aptamers can be isolated from random peptide libraries byyeast two-hybrid screens (Xu et al., PNAS (1997) 94:12473-12478). Theycan also be isolated from phage libraries (Hoogenboom et al.,Immunotechnology (1998) 4:1-20) or chemically generatedpeptides/libraries.

[0181] Antibody Modulators

[0182] In some embodiments, an agent that increases or reduces a leveland/or activity of RabGGT is an antibody specific for RabGGT. Antibodiesinclude naturally-occurring antibodies, artificial antibodies,intrabodies, antibody fragments, and the like, that specifically bind aRabGGT polypeptide. In some embodiments, a subject antibody bindsspecifically to native RabGGT protein, e.g., to native RabGGT proteinpresent in vivo in an individual.

[0183] In many embodiments, a subject antibody is isolated, e.g., is inan environment other than its naturally-occurring environment. In someembodiments, a subject antibody is synthetic. Suitable antibodies areobtained by immunizing a host animal with peptides comprising all or aportion of the subject protein. Suitable host animals include mouse,rat, sheep, goat, hamster, rabbit, etc. The host animal is any mammalthat is capable of mounting an immune response to a RabGGT protein,where representative host animals include, but are not limited to, e.g.,rabbits, goats, mice, etc.

[0184] The immunogen may comprise the complete protein, or fragments andderivatives thereof. Preferred immunogens comprise all or a part of theprotein. Immunogens are produced in a variety of ways known in the art,e.g., expression of cloned genes using conventional recombinant methods,followed by in vitro production of the RabGGT polypeptide; isolation ofa RabGGT polypeptide; preparation of fragments of a RabGGT polypeptideusing well-known methods, etc.

[0185] In some embodiments, a subject antibody is bound to a solidsupport or an insoluble support. Insoluble supports include, but are notlimited to, beads (including plastic beads, magnetic beads, and thelike); plastic plates (e.g., microtiter plates); membranes (e.g.,polyvinyl pyrrolidone, nitrocellulose, and the like); and the like.

[0186] For preparation of polyclonal antibodies, the first step isimmunization of the host animal with the target protein, where thetarget protein will preferably be in substantially pure form, comprisingless than about 1% contaminant. The immunogen may comprise the completetarget protein, fragments or derivatives thereof. To increase the immuneresponse of the host animal, the target protein may be combined with anadjuvant, where suitable adjuvants include alum, dextran, sulfate, largepolymeric anions, oil & water emulsions, e.g. Freund's adjuvant,Freund's complete adjuvant, and the like. The target protein may also beconjugated to a carrier, e.g., KLH, BSA, a synthetic carrier protein,and the like. A variety of hosts may be immunized to produce thepolyclonal antibodies. Such hosts include rabbits, guinea pigs, rodents,e.g. mice, rats, sheep, goats, and the like. The target protein isadministered to the host, e.g., intradermally, with an initial dosagefollowed by one or more, usually at least two, additional boosterdosages. Following immunization, the blood from the host will becollected, followed by separation of the serum from the blood cells. TheIg present in the resultant antiserum may be further fractionated usingknown methods, such as ammonium salt fractionation, DEAE chromatography,and the like.

[0187] Monoclonal antibodies are produced by conventional techniques.Generally, the spleen and/or lymph nodes of an immunized host animalprovide a source of plasma cells. The plasma cells are immortalized byfusion with myeloma cells to produce hybridoma cells. Culturesupernatant from individual hybridomas is screened using standardtechniques to identify those producing antibodies with the desiredspecificity. Suitable animals for production of monoclonal antibodies tothe human protein include mouse, rat, hamster, etc. The antibody may bepurified from the hybridoma cell supernatants or ascites fluid byconventional techniques, e.g. affinity chromatography using proteinbound to an insoluble support, protein A sepharose, etc.

[0188] The antibody may be produced as a single chain, instead of thenormal multimeric structure. Single chain antibodies are described inJost et al. (1994) J. Biol. Chem. 269:26267-73, and elsewhere. DNAsequences encoding the variable region of the heavy chain and thevariable region of the light chain are ligated to a spacer encoding atleast about 4 amino acids of small neutral amino acids, includingglycine and/or serine. The protein encoded by this fusion allowsassembly of a functional variable region that retains the specificityand affinity of the original antibody.

[0189] Also provided are “artificial” antibodies, e.g., antibodies andantibody fragments produced and selected in vitro. In some embodiments,such antibodies are displayed on the surface of a bacteriophage or otherviral particle. In many embodiments, such artificial antibodies arepresent as fusion proteins with a viral or bacteriophage structuralprotein, including, but not limited to, M13 gene III protein. Methods ofproducing such artificial antibodies are well known in the art. See,e.g., U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,516,637; 5,223,409; 5,658,727; 5,667,988;5,498,538; 5,403,484; 5,571,698; and 5,625,033.

[0190] Also of interest are humanized antibodies. Methods of humanizingantibodies are known in the art. The humanized antibody may be theproduct of an animal having transgenic human immunoglobulin constantregion genes (see for example International Patent Applications WO90/10077 and WO 90/04036). Alternatively, the antibody of interest maybe engineered by recombinant DNA techniques to substitute the CH1, CH2,CH3, hinge domains, and/or the framework domain with the correspondinghuman sequence (see WO 92/02190).

[0191] The use of Ig cDNA for construction of chimeric immunoglobulingenes is known in the art (Liu et al. (1987) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA.84:3439 and (1987) J. Immunol. 139:3521). mRNA is isolated from ahybridoma or other cell producing the antibody and used to produce cDNA.The cDNA of interest may be amplified by the polymerase chain reactionusing specific primers (U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,683,195 and 4,683,202).Alternatively, a library is made and screened to isolate the sequence ofinterest. The DNA sequence encoding the variable region of the antibodyis then fused to human constant region sequences. The sequences of humanconstant regions genes may be found in Kabat et al. (1991) Sequences ofProteins of Immunological Interest, N.I.H. publication no. 91-3242.Human C region genes are readily available from known clones. The choiceof isotype will be guided by the desired effector functions, such ascomplement fixation, or activity in antibody-dependent cellularcytotoxicity. Exemplary isotypes are IgG1, IgG3 and IgG4. Either of thehuman light chain constant regions, kappa or lambda, may be used. Thechimeric, humanized antibody is then expressed by conventional methods.Other methods for preparing chimeric antibodies are described in, e.g.,U.S. Pat. No. 5,565,332.

[0192] Antibody fragments, such as Fv, F(ab′)₂ and Fab may be preparedby cleavage of the intact protein, e.g. by protease or chemicalcleavage. Alternatively, a truncated gene is designed. For example, achimeric gene encoding a portion of the F(ab′)₂ fragment would includeDNA sequences encoding the CH1 domain and hinge region of the H chain,followed by a translational stop codon to yield the truncated molecule.

[0193] Consensus sequences of H and L J regions may be used to designoligonucleotides for use as primers to introduce useful restrictionsites into the J region for subsequent linkage of V region segments tohuman C region segments. C region cDNA can be modified by site directedmutagenesis to place a restriction site at the analogous position in thehuman sequence.

[0194] Expression vectors include plasmids, retroviruses, YACs, BACs;EBV-derived episomes, and the like. A convenient vector is one thatencodes a functionally complete human CH or CL immunoglobulin sequence,with appropriate restriction sites engineered so that any VH or VLsequence can be easily inserted and expressed. In such vectors, splicingusually occurs between the splice donor site in the inserted J regionand the splice acceptor site preceding the human C region, and also atthe splice regions that occur within the human CH exons. Polyadenylationand transcription termination occur at native chromosomal sitesdownstream of the coding regions. The resulting chimeric antibody may bejoined to any strong promoter, including retroviral long terminalrepeats (LTRs) and other promoters, e.g. SV-40 early promoter, (Okayamaet al. (1983) Mol. Cell. Bio. 3:280), Rous sarcoma virus LTR (Gorman etal. (1982) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 79:6777), and moloney murineleukemia virus LTR (Grosschedl et al. (1985) Cell 41:885); native Igpromoters, etc.

[0195] Intrabodies that specifically bind RabGGT polypeptide areexpressed in a cell in an individual, where they reduce levels ofenzymatically active RabGGT. See, e.g., Marasco et al. (1999) J.Immunol. Methods 231:223-238. Intracellularly expressed antibodies, orintrabodies, are single-chain antibody molecules designed tospecifically bind and inactivate target molecules inside cells. See,e.g., Chen et al., Hum. Gen. Ther. (1994) 5:595-601; Hassanzadeh et al.,Febs Lett. (1998) 16(1, 2):75-80 and 81-86; Marasco (1997) Gene Ther.4:11-15; and “Intrabodies: Basic Research and Clinical Gene TherapyApplications” W. A. Marasco, eg., (1998) Springer-Verlag, NY. Inducibleexpression vectors can be constructed that encode intrabodies that bindspecifically to RabGGT polypeptide. These vectors are introduced into anindividual, and production of the intrabody induced by administration tothe individual of the inducer. Alternatively, the expression vectorencoding the intrabody provides for constitutive production of theintrabody.

[0196] A subject antibody may be labeled. Suitable labels includeradioisotopes; enzymes whose products are detectable (e.g., luciferase,β-galactosidase, and the like); fluorescent labels (e.g., fluoresceinisothiocyanate, rhodamine, phycoerythrin, and the like); fluorescenceemitting metals, e.g., ¹⁵²Eu, or others of the lanthanide series,attached to the antibody through metal chelating groups such as EDTA;chemiluminescent compounds, e.g., luminol, isoluminol, acridinium salts,and the like; bioluminescent compounds, e.g., luciferin, aequorin (agreen fluorescent protein), and the like.

[0197] Suitable detectable moieties include, but are not limited to,fluorescent, metallic, enzymatic and radioactive markers such asfluorescent proteins, biotin, gold, ferritin, alkaline phosphatase,β-galactosidase, luciferase, horse radish peroxidase, peroxidase,urease, fluorescein, rhodamine, tritium, ¹⁴C, and iodination. Thebinding agent, e.g., an antibody, can be used as a fusion protein, wherethe fusion partner is a fluorescent protein. Fluorescent proteinsinclude, but are not limited to, a green fluorescent protein fromAequoria victoria or a mutant or derivative thereof e.g., as describedin U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,066,476; 6,020,192; 5,985,577; 5,976,796; 5,968,750;5,968,738; 5,958,713; 5,919,445; 5,874,304; e.g., Enhanced GFP, manysuch GFP which are available commercially, e.g., from Clontech, Inc.;any of a variety of fluorescent and colored proteins from Anthozoanspecies, as described in, e.g., Matz et al. (1999) Nature Biotechnol.17:969-973; and the like.

[0198] Nucleic Acid Modulators

[0199] In some embodiments, an agent that modulates a level of RabGGT isa nucleic acid. Nucleic acid modulators of RabGGT levels include RNAi,ribozymes, and antisense RNA.

[0200] In some embodiments, the active agent is an interfering RNA(RNAi). RNAi includes double-stranded RNA interference (dsRNAi). Use ofRNAi to reduce a level of a particular mRNA and/or protein is based onthe interfering properties of double-stranded RNA derived from thecoding regions of gene. In one example of this method, complementarysense and antisense RNAs derived from a substantial portion of theRabGGT gene are synthesized in vitro. The resulting sense and antisenseRNAs are annealed in an injection buffer, and the double-stranded RNAinjected or otherwise introduced into the subject (such as in their foodor by soaking in the buffer containing the RNA). See, e.g., WO99/32619.In another embodiment, dsRNA derived from a RabGGT gene is generated invivo by simultaneous expression of both sense and antisense RNA fromappropriately positioned promoters operably linked to RabGGT codingsequences in both, sense and antisense orientations.

[0201] Antisense molecules can be used to down-regulate expression ofthe gene encoding RabGGT in cells. Antisense compounds includeribozymes, external guide sequence (EGS) oligonucleotides (oligozymes),and other short catalytic RNAs or catalytic oligonucleotides whichhybridize to the target nucleic acid and modulate its expression.

[0202] The anti-sense reagent may be antisense oligonucleotides (ODN),particularly synthetic ODN having chemical modifications from nativenucleic acids, or nucleic acid constructs that express such anti-sensemolecules as RNA. The antisense sequence is complementary to the mRNA ofthe targeted gene, and inhibits expression of the targeted geneproducts. Antisense molecules inhibit gene expression through variousmechanisms, e.g. by reducing the amount of mRNA available fortranslation, through activation of RNAse H, or steric hindrance. One ora combination of antisense molecules may be administered, where acombination may comprise multiple different sequences.

[0203] Antisense molecules may be produced by expression of all or apart of the target gene sequence in an appropriate vector, where thetranscriptional initiation is oriented such that an antisense strand isproduced as an RNA molecule. Alternatively, the antisense molecule is asynthetic oligonucleotide. Antisense oligonucleotides will generally beat least about 7, usually at least about 12, more usually at least about20 nucleotides in length, and not more than about 500, usually not morethan about 50, more usually not more than about 35 nucleotides inlength, where the length is governed by efficiency of inhibition,specificity, including absence of cross-reactivity, and the like. It hasbeen found that short oligonucleotides, of from 7 to 8 bases in length,can be strong and selective inhibitors of gene expression (see Wagner etal. (1996), Nature Biotechnol. 14:840-844).

[0204] A specific region or regions of the endogenous sense strand mRNAsequence is chosen to be complemented by the antisense sequence.Selection of a specific sequence for the oligonucleotide may use anempirical method, where several candidate sequences are assayed forinhibition of expression of the target gene in an in vitro or animalmodel. A combination of sequences may also be used, where severalregions of the mRNA sequence are selected for antisense complementation.

[0205] Antisense oligonucleotides may be chemically synthesized bymethods known in the art (see Wagner et al. (1993), supra, and Milliganet al., supra.) Preferred oligonucleotides are chemically modified fromthe native phosphodiester structure, in order to increase theirintracellular stability and binding affinity. A number of suchmodifications have been described in the literature, which modificationsalter the chemistry of the backbone, sugars or heterocyclic bases.

[0206] Among useful changes in the backbone chemistry arephosphorothioates; phosphorodithioates, where both of the non-bridgingoxygens are substituted with sulfur; phosphoroamidites; alkylphosphotriesters and boranophosphates. Achiral phosphate derivativesinclude 3′-O′-5′-S-phosphorothioate, 3′-S-5′-O-phosphorothioate,3′-CH2-5′-O-phosphonate and 3′-NH-5′-O-phosphoroamidate. Peptide nucleicacids replace the entire ribose phosphodiester backbone with a peptidelinkage. Sugar modifications are also used to enhance stability andaffinity. The β-anomer of deoxyribose may be used, where the base isinverted with respect to the natural α-anomer. The 2′-OH of the ribosesugar may be altered to form 2′-O-methyl or 2′-O-allyl sugars, whichprovides resistance to degradation without comprising affinity.Modification of the heterocyclic bases must maintain proper basepairing. Some useful substitutions include deoxyuridine fordeoxythymidine; 5-methyl-2′-deoxycytidine and 5-bromo-2′-deoxycytidinefor deoxycytidine. 5-propynyl-2′-deoxyuridine and5-propynyl-2′-deoxycytidine have been shown to increase affinity andbiological activity when substituted for deoxythymidine anddeoxycytidine, respectively.

[0207] Exemplary modified oligonucleotide backbones that do not includea phosphorus atom therein have backbones that are formed by short chainalkyl or cycloalkyl internucleoside linkages, mixed heteroatom and alkylor cycloalkyl internucleoside linkages, or one or more short chainheteroatomic or heterocyclic internucleoside linkages. These includethose having morpholino linkages (formed in part from the sugar portionof a nucleoside); siloxane backbones; sulfide, sulfoxide and sulfonebackbones; formacetyl and thioformacetyl backbones; methylene formacetyland thioformacetyl backbones; riboacetyl backbones; alkene containingbackbones; sulfamate backbones; methyleneimino and methylenehydrazinobackbones; sulfonate and sulfonamide backbones; amide backbones; andothers having mixed N, O, S and CH₂ component parts.

[0208] Oligonucleotides having a morpholino backbone structure(Summerton, J. E. and Weller D. D., U.S. Pat. No. 5,034,506) or apeptide nucleic acid (PNA) backbone (P. E. Nielson, M. Egholm, R. H.Berg, O. Buchardt, Science 1991, 254: 1497) can also be used. Morpholinoantisense oligonucleotides are amply described in the literature. See,e.g., Partridge et al. (1996) Antisense Nucl. Acid Drug Dev. 6:169-175;and Summerton (1999) Biochem. Biophys. Acta 1489:141-158.

[0209] In another embodiment, the antisense oligomer is a phosphothioatemorpholino oligomer (PMO). PMOs are assembled from four differentmorpholino subunits, each of which contain one of four genetic bases (A,C, G, or T) linked to a six-membered morpholine ring. Polymers of thesesubunits are joined by non-ionic phosphodiamidate intersubunit linkages.Details of how to make and use PMOs and other antisense oligomers arewell known in the art (e.g. see WO99/18193; Probst J C, AntisenseOligodeoxynucleotide and Ribozyme Design, Methods. (2000) 22(3):271-281;Summerton J, and Weller D. 1997 Antisense Nucleic Acid Drug Dev.:7:187-95; U.S. Pat. No. 5,235,033; and U.S. Pat. No. 5,378,841).

[0210] As an alternative to anti-sense inhibitors, catalytic nucleicacid compounds, e.g. ribozymes, anti-sense conjugates, etc. may be usedto inhibit gene expression. Ribozymes may be synthesized in vitro andadministered to the patient, or may be encoded on an expression vector,from which the ribozyme is synthesized in the targeted cell (forexample, see International patent application WO 9523225, and Beigelmanet al. (1995), Nucl. Acids Res. 23:4434-42). Examples ofoligonucleotides with catalytic activity are described in WO 9506764.Conjugates of anti-sense ODN with a metal complex, e.g.terpyridylCu(II), capable of mediating mRNA hydrolysis are described inBashkin et al. (1995), Appl. Biochem. Biotechnol. 54:43-56.

[0211] Alternative RabGGT nucleic acid modulators are double-strandedRNA species mediating RNA interference (RNAi). RNAi is the process ofsequence-specific, post-transcriptional gene silencing in animals andplants, initiated by double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) that is homologous insequence to the silenced gene. Methods relating to the use of RNAi tosilence genes in C. elegans, Drosophila, plants, and humans are known inthe art (Fire A, et al., 1998 Nature 391:806-811; Fire, A. Trends Genet.15, 358-363 (1999); Sharp, P. A. RNA interference 2001. Genes Dev. 15,485-490 (2001); Hammond, S. M., et al., Nature Rev. Genet. 2, 110-1119(2001); Tuschl, T. Chem. Biochem. 2, 239-245 (2001); Hamilton, A. etal., Science 286, 950-952 (1999); Hammond, S. M., et al., Nature 404,293-296 (2000); Zamore, P. D., et al., Cell 101, 25-33 (2000);Bernstein, E., et al., Nature 409, 363-366 (2001); Elbashir, S. M., etal., Genes Dev. 15, 188-200 (2001); WO0129058; WO9932619; Elbashir S M,et al., 2001 Nature 411:494-498).

Methods of Determining Tumor Susceptibility

[0212] In some embodiments, the present invention provides methods fordetermining the susceptibility of a tumor to treatment by administrationof a RabGGT inhibitor. In some embodiments, the methods comprise: a)detecting a level of RabGGT protein in a cell in an individual; and b)administering to the individual an effective amount of a RabGGTmodulating agent. In other embodiments, the methods comprise: a)detecting a level of RabGGT enzymatic activity in a cell in anindividual; and b) administering to the individual an effective amountof a RabGGT modulating agent. In other embodiments, the methodscomprise: a) detecting a level of RabGGT mRNA in a cell in anindividual; and b) administering to the individual an effective amountof a RabGGT modulating agent.

[0213] Methods of detecting a level of RabGGT protein, methods ofdetecting a level of RabGGT enzymatic activity, and methods of detectinga level of RabGGT mRNA are described above.

[0214] In some embodiments, the methods further comprise administeringan effective amount of amount of a RabGGT inhibitor to an individualhaving a tumor that is susceptible to treatment with a RabGGT inhibitor.

Disorders Amenable to Treatment

[0215] Disorders amenable to treatment with the methods of the presentinvention include disorders associated with or caused by uncontrolledcell proliferation; disorders amenable to treatment by inducingapoptosis; and disorders associated with or caused by excessiveapoptosis.

[0216] Disorders which can be treated using methods of the invention forinducing apoptosis include, but are not limited to, undesired,excessive, or uncontrolled cellular proliferation, including, forexample, neoplastic cells; as well as any undesired cell or cell type inwhich induction of cell death is desired, e.g., virus-infected cells andself-reactive immune cells. The methods may be used to treat follicularlymphomas, carcinomas associated with p53 mutations; autoimmunedisorders, such as, for example, systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE),immune-mediated glomerulonephritis; hormone-dependent tumors, such as,for example, breast cancer, prostate cancer and ovary cancer; and viralinfections, such as, for example, herpesviruses, poxviruses andadenoviruses.

[0217] Disorders which can be treated using the methods of the inventionfor reducing apoptosis in a eukaryotic cell, include, but are notlimited to, cell death associated with Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson'sdisease, rheumatoid arthritis, septic shock, sepsis, stroke, centralnervous system inflammation, osteoporosis, ischemia, reperfusion injury,cell death associated with cardiovascular disease, polycystic kidneydisease, cell death of endothelial cells in cardiovascular disease,degenerative liver disease, multiple sclerosis, amyotropic lateralsclerosis, cerebellar degeneration, ischemic injury, cerebralinfarction, myocardial infarction, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(AIDS), myelodysplastic syndromes, aplastic anemia, male patternbaldness, and head injury damage. Also included are conditions in whichDNA damage to a cell is induced by, e.g., irradiation, radiomimeticdrugs, and the like. Also included are any hypoxic or anoxic conditions,e.g., conditions relating to or resulting from ischemia, myocardialinfarction, cerebral infarction, stroke, bypass heart surgery, organtransplantation, neuronal damage, and the like.

[0218] Cancer

[0219] Generally, cells in a benign tumor retain their differentiatedfeatures and do not divide in a completely uncontrolled manner. A benigntumor is usually localized and nonmetastatic. Specific types benigntumors that can be treated using the present invention includehemangiomas, hepatocellular adenoma, cavernous haemangioma, focal,nodular hyperplasia, acoustic neuromas, neurofibroma, bile duct adenoma,bile duct cystanoma, fibroma, lipomas, leiomyomas, mesotheliomas,teratomas, myxomas, nodular regenerative hyperplasia, trachomas andpyogenic granulomas.

[0220] In a malignant tumor cells become undifferentiated, do notrespond to the body's growth control signals, and multiply in anuncontrolled manner. The malignant tumor is invasive and capable ofspreading to distant sites (metastasizing). Malignant tumors aregenerally divided into two categories: primary and secondary. Primarytumors arise directly from the tissue in which they are found. Asecondary tumor, or metastasis, is a tumor which originated elsewhere inthe body but has now spread to a distant organ. The common routes formetastasis are direct growth into adjacent structures, spread throughthe vascular or lymphatic systems, and tracking along tissue planes andbody spaces (peritoneal fluid, cerebrospinal fluid, etc.)

[0221] Specific types of cancers or malignant tumors, either primary orsecondary, that can be treated using this invention include leukemia,breast cancer, skin cancer, bone cancer, prostate cancer, liver cancer,lung cancer, brain cancer, cancer of the larynx, gallbladder, pancreas,rectum, parathyroid, thyroid, adrenal, neural tissue, head and neck,colon, stomach, bronchi, kidneys, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cellcarcinoma of both ulcerating and papillary type, metastatic skincarcinoma, osteosarcoma, Ewing's sarcoma, veticulum cell sarcoma,myeloma, giant cell tumor, small-cell lung tumor, gallstones, islet celltumor, primary brain tumor, acute and chronic lymphocytic andgranulocytic tumors, hairy-cell tumor, adenoma, hyperplasia, medullarycarcinoma, pheochromocytoma, mucosal neuromas, intestinalganglioneuromas, hyperplastic corneal nerve tumor, marfanoid habitustumor, Wilm's tumor, seminoma, ovarian tumor, leiomyomater tumor,cervical dysplasia and in situ carcinoma, neuroblastoma, retinoblastoma,soft tissue sarcoma, malignant carcinoid, topical skin lesion, mycosisfungoide, rhabdomyosarcoma, Kaposi's sarcoma, osteogenic and othersarcoma, malignant hypercalcemia, renal cell tumor, polycythermia vera,adenocarcinoma, glioblastoma multiforme, leukemias, lymphomas, malignantmelanomas, epidermoid carcinomas, and other carcinomas and sarcomas.

[0222] Subjects to be treated according to the methods of the inventioninclude any individual having any of the above-mentioned disorders.Further included are individuals who are at risk of developing any ofthe above-mentioned disorders, including, but not limited to, anindividual who has suffered a myocardial infarction, and is therefore atrisk for experiencing a subsequent myocardial infarction; an individualwho has undergone organ or tissue transplantation; an individual who hashad a stroke and is at risk for having a subsequent stroke; and anindividual at risk of developing an autoimmune disorder due to geneticpredisposition, or due to the appearance of early symptoms of autoimmunedisorder.

[0223] Determining Efficacy of Treatment

[0224] Whether a tumor load has been decreased can be determined usingany known method, including, but not limited to, measuring solid tumormass; counting the number of tumor cells using cytological assays;fluorescence-activated cell sorting (e.g., using antibody specific for atumor-associated antigen); computed tomography scanning, magneticresonance imaging, and/or x-ray imaging of the tumor to estimate and/ormonitor tumor size; measuring the amount of tumor-associated antigen ina biological sample, e.g., blood; and the like.

Formulations, Dosages, and Routes of Administration

[0225] Formulations

[0226] An agent that modulates a level and/or activity of RabGGT may beformulated in a variety of ways. For example, and agent may include abuffer, which is selected according to the desired use of the agent, andmay also include other substances appropriate to the intended use. Thoseskilled in the art can readily select an appropriate buffer, a widevariety of which are known in the art, suitable for an intended use. Insome instances, the composition can comprise a pharmaceuticallyacceptable excipient, a variety of which are known in the art and neednot be discussed in detail herein. Pharmaceutically acceptableexcipients have been amply described in a variety of publications,including, for example, “Remington: The Science and Practice ofPharmacy”, 19^(th) Ed. (1995), or latest edition, Mack Publishing Co; A.Gennaro (2000) “Remington: The Science and Practice of Pharmacy”, 20thedition, Lippincott, Williams, & Wilkins; Pharmaceutical Dosage Formsand Drug Delivery Systems (1999) H. C. Ansel et al., eds 7^(th) ed.,Lippincott, Williams, & Wilkins; and Handbook of PharmaceuticalExcipients (2000) A. H. Kibbe et al., eds., 3_(rd) ed. Amer.Pharmaceutical Assoc.

[0227] In the subject methods, the active agent(s) may be administeredto the host using any convenient means capable of resulting in thedesired modulation in a level and/or an activity of RabGGT. Thus, theagent can be incorporated into a variety of formulations for therapeuticadministration. More particularly, the agents of the present inventioncan be formulated into pharmaceutical compositions by combination withappropriate, pharmaceutically acceptable carriers or diluents, and maybe formulated into preparations in solid, semi-solid, liquid or gaseousforms, such as tablets, capsules, powders, granules, ointments,solutions, suppositories, injections, inhalants and aerosols.

[0228] In pharmaceutical dosage forms, the agents may be administered inthe form of their pharmaceutically acceptable salts, or they may also beused alone or in appropriate association, as well as in combination,with other pharmaceutically active compounds. The following methods andexcipients are merely exemplary and are in no way limiting.

[0229] For oral preparations, the agents can be used alone or incombination with appropriate additives to make tablets, powders,granules or capsules, for example, with conventional additives, such aslactose, mannitol, corn starch or potato starch; with binders, such ascrystalline cellulose, cellulose derivatives, acacia, corn starch orgelatins; with disintegrators, such as corn starch, potato starch orsodium carboxymethylcellulose; with lubricants, such as talc ormagnesium stearate; and if desired, with diluents, buffering agents,moistening agents, preservatives and flavoring agents.

[0230] The agents can be formulated into preparations for injection bydissolving, suspending or emulsifying them in an aqueous or nonaqueoussolvent, such as vegetable or other similar oils, synthetic aliphaticacid glycerides, esters of higher aliphatic acids or propylene glycol;and if desired, with conventional additives such as solubilizers,isotonic agents, suspending agents, emulsifying agents, stabilizers andpreservatives.

[0231] The agents can be utilized in aerosol formulation to beadministered via inhalation. The compounds of the present invention canbe formulated into pressurized acceptable propellants such asdichlorodifluoromethane, propane, nitrogen and the like.

[0232] Furthermore, the agents can be made into suppositories by mixingwith a variety of bases such as emulsifying bases or water-solublebases. The compounds of the present invention can be administeredrectally via a suppository. The suppository can include vehicles such ascocoa butter, carbowaxes and polyethylene glycols, which melt at bodytemperature, yet are solidified at room temperature.

[0233] Unit dosage forms for oral or rectal administration such assyrups, elixirs, and suspensions may be provided wherein each dosageunit, for example, teaspoonful, tablespoonful, tablet or suppository,contains a predetermined amount of the composition containing one ormore inhibitors. Similarly, unit dosage forms for injection orintravenous administration may comprise the inhibitor(s) in acomposition as a solution in sterile water, normal saline or anotherpharmaceutically acceptable carrier.

[0234] The term “unit dosage form,” as used herein, refers to physicallydiscrete units suitable as unitary dosages for human and animalsubjects, each unit containing a predetermined quantity of compounds ofthe present invention calculated in an amount sufficient to produce thedesired effect in association with a pharmaceutically acceptablediluent, carrier or vehicle.

[0235] The specifications for the novel unit dosage forms of the presentinvention depend on the particular compound employed and the effect tobe achieved, and the pharmacodynamics associated with each compound inthe host.

[0236] Other modes of administration will also find use with the subjectinvention. For instance, an agent of the invention can be formulated insuppositories and, in some cases, aerosol and intranasal compositions.For suppositories, the vehicle composition will include traditionalbinders and carriers such as, polyalkylene glycols, or triglycerides.Such suppositories may be formed from mixtures containing the activeingredient in the range of about 0.5% to about 10% (w/w), preferablyabout 1% to about 2%.

[0237] Intranasal formulations will usually include vehicles thatneither cause irritation to the nasal mucosa nor significantly disturbciliary function. Diluents such as water, aqueous saline or other knownsubstances can be employed with the subject invention. The nasalformulations may also contain preservatives such as, but not limited to,chlorobutanol and benzalkonium chloride. A surfactant may be present toenhance absorption of the subject proteins by the nasal mucosa.

[0238] An agent of the invention can be administered as injectables.Typically, injectable compositions are prepared as liquid solutions orsuspensions; solid forms suitable for solution in, or suspension in,liquid vehicles prior to injection may also be prepared. The preparationmay also be emulsified or the active ingredient encapsulated in liposomevehicles.

[0239] Suitable excipient vehicles are, for example, water, saline,dextrose, glycerol, ethanol, or the like, and combinations thereof. Inaddition, if desired, the vehicle may contain minor amounts of auxiliarysubstances such as wetting or emulsifying agents or pH buffering agents.Actual methods of preparing such dosage forms are known, or will beapparent, to those skilled in the art. See, e.g., Remington'sPharmaceutical Sciences, Mack Publishing Company, Easton, Pa., 17thedition, 1985. The composition or formulation to be administered will,in any event, contain a quantity of the agent adequate to achieve thedesired state in the subject being treated.

[0240] The pharmaceutically acceptable excipients, such as vehicles,adjuvants, carriers or diluents, are readily available to the public.Moreover, pharmaceutically acceptable auxiliary substances, such as pHadjusting and buffering agents, tonicity adjusting agents, stabilizers,wetting agents and the like, are readily available to the public.

[0241] Dosages

[0242] Although the dosage used will vary depending on the clinicalgoals to be achieved, a suitable dosage range is one which provides upto about 1 μg to about 1,000 μg or about 10,000 μg of an agent thatreduces a level and/or an activity of RabGGT can be administered in asingle dose. Alternatively, a target dosage of an agent that modulates alevel and/or an activity of RabGGT can be considered to be about in therange of about 0.1-1000 μM, about 0.5-500 μM, about 1-100 μM, or about5-50 μM in a sample of host blood drawn within the first 24-48 hoursafter administration of the agent.

[0243] Those of skill will readily appreciate that dose levels can varyas a function of the specific compound, the severity of the symptoms andthe susceptibility of the subject to side effects. Preferred dosages fora given compound are readily determinable by those of skill in the artby a variety of means.

[0244] Routes of Administration

[0245] An agent that modulates a level and/or activity of RabGGT may beadministered (including self-administered) orally, parenterally,intraperitoneally, intravenously, intraarterially, transdermally,intratumorally, sublingually, intramuscularly, rectally, transbuccally,intranasally, liposomally, via inhalation, vaginally, intraoccularly,via local delivery (for example by catheter or stent), subcutaneously,intraadiposally, intraarticularly, or intrathecally.

[0246] An agent that modulates a level and/or activity of RabGGT may beadministered by a variety of routes, and may be administered in anyconventional dosage form. In some embodiments, an agent that modulates alevel and/or activity of RabGGT is administered in combination therapy(e.g., is “coadministered) with at least a second therapeutic agent.Coadministration in the context of this invention is defined to mean theadministration of more than one therapeutic in the course of acoordinated treatment to achieve an improved clinical outcome. Suchcoadministration may also be coextensive, that is, occurring duringoverlapping periods of time.

[0247] One route of administration or coadministration is localdelivery. Local delivery of an effective amount of an agent thatmodulates an activity and/or level of RabGGT can be by a variety oftechniques and devices that administer the agent(s) at or near a desiredsite. Examples of local delivery techniques and structures are notintended to be limiting but rather as illustrative of the techniques andstructures available. Examples include local delivery catheters, sitespecific carriers, implants, direct injection, or direct applications.

[0248] Local delivery by a catheter allows the administration of anagent directly to the desired site. Examples of local delivery using aballoon catheter are described in EP 383 492 A2 and U.S. Pat. No.4,636,195 to Wolinsky. Additional examples of local, catheter-basedtechniques and structures are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,049,132 toShaffer et al. and U.S. Pat No. 5,286,254 to Shapland et al.

[0249] Generally, the catheter must be placed such that the agent isdelivered at or near the desired site. Dosages delivered through thecatheter can vary, according to determinations made by one of skill, butoften are in amounts effective to generate the desired effect at thelocal site. Preferably, these total amounts are less than the totalamounts for systemic administration of an agent, and are less than themaximum tolerated dose. The agent(s) delivered through catheters isgenerally formulated in a viscosity that enables delivery through asmall treatment catheter, and may be formulated with pharmaceuticallyacceptable additional ingredients (active and inactive).

[0250] Local delivery by an implant describes the placement of a matrixthat contains an agent into the desired site. The implant may bedeposited by surgery or other means. The implanted matrix releases theagent by diffusion, chemical reaction, solvent activators, or otherequivalent mechanisms. Examples are set forth in Lange, Science249:1527-1533 (September, 1990). Often the implants may be in a formthat releases the agent over time; these implants are termedtime-release implants. The material of construction for the implantswill vary according to the nature of the implant and the specific use towhich it will be put. For example, biostable implants may have a rigidor semi-rigid support structure, with agent delivery taking placethrough a coating or a porous support structure. Other implants made bemade of a liquid that stiffens after being implanted or may be made of agel. The amounts of agent present in or on the implant may be in anamount effective to treat cell proliferation generally, or a specificproliferation indication, such as the indications discussed herein. Oneexample of local delivery of an agent by an implant is use of abiostable or bioabsorbable plug or patch or similar geometry that candeliver the agent once placed in or near the desired site.

[0251] A non-limiting example of local delivery by an implant is the useof a stent. Stents are designed to mechanically prevent the collapse andreocclusion of the coronary arteries. Incorporating an agent into thestent may deliver the agent directly to or near the proliferative site.Certain aspects of local delivery by such techniques and structures aredescribed in Kohn, Pharmaceutical Technology (October, 1990). Stents maybe coated with the agent to be delivered. Examples of such techniquesand structures may be found in U.S. Pat. No. 5,464,650 to Berg et al.,U.S. Pat. No. 5,545,208 to Wolff et al., U.S. Pat. No. 5,649,977 toCampbell, U.S. Pat. No. 5,679,400 to Tuch, EP 0 716 836 to Tartaglia etal. Alternatively, the agent-loaded stent may be bioerodable, i.e.designed to dissolve, thus releasing the agent in or near the desiredsite, as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,527,337 to Stack et al. Thepresent invention can be used with a wide variety of stentconfigurations, including, but not limited to shape memory alloy stents,expandable stents, and stents formed in situ.

[0252] Another example is a delivery system in which a polymer thatcontains an agent is injected into the target cells in liquid form. Thepolymer then cures to form the implant in situ. One variation of thistechnique and structure is described in WO 90/03768.

[0253] Another example is the delivery of an agent by polymericendoluminal sealing. This technique and structure uses a catheter toapply a polymeric implant to the interior surface of the lumen. Theagent incorporated into the biodegradable polymer implant is therebyreleased at the desired site. One example of this technique andstructure is described in WO 90/01969.

[0254] Another example of local delivery by an implant is by directinjection of vesicles or microparticulates into the desired site. Thesemicroparticulates may comprise substances such as proteins, lipids,carbohydrates or synthetic polymers. These microparticulates have anagent incorporated throughout the microparticle or over themicroparticle as a coating. Examples of delivery systems incorporatingmicroparticulates are described in Lange, Science, 249:1527-1533(September, 1990) and Mathiowitz, et al., J. App. Poly Sci. 26:809(1981).

[0255] Local delivery by site specific carriers may involve linking anagent to a carrier which will direct the drug to the desired site.Examples of this delivery technique and structure include the use ofcarriers such as a protein ligand or a monoclonal antibody. Certainaspects of these techniques and structures are described in Lange,Science 249:1527-1533.

[0256] Local delivery also includes the use of topical applications. Anexample of a local delivery by topical application is applying an agentdirectly to an arterial bypass graft during a surgical procedure. Otherequivalent examples will no doubt occur to one of skill in the art.

[0257] Combination Therapies

[0258] An agent that reduces the level and/or activity of RabGGT may beadministered in combination therapy with one or more additionaltherapeutic agents.

[0259] An agent that reduces the level and/or activity of RabGGT may beadministered in combination therapy with one or more antiangiogenesisagents to inhibit undesirable and uncontrolled angiogenesis. Examples ofanti-angiogenesis agents include, but are not limited to, retinoid acidand derivatives thereof, 2-methoxyestradiol, ANGIOSTATIN™ protein,ENDOSTATIN™ protein, suramin, squalamine, tissue inhibitor ofmetalloproteinase-I, tissue inhibitor of metalloproteinase-2,plasminogen activator inhibitor-1, plasminogen activator inhibitor-2,cartilage-derived inhibitor, paclitaxel, platelet factor 4, protaminesulphate (clupeine), sulfated chitin derivatives, sulfatedpolysaccharide peptidoglycan complex (sp-pg), staurosporine, modulatorsof matrix metabolism, including for example, proline analogs((I-azetidine-2-carboxylic acid (LACA), cishydroxyproline,d,I-3,4-dehydroproline, thiaproline], α, α-dipyridyl,β-aminopropionitrile fumarate, 4-propyl-5-(4-pyridinyl)-2(3h)-oxazolone;methotrexate, mitoxantrone, heparin, interferons, 2 macroglobulin-serum,chimp-3, chymostatin, β-cyclodextrin tetradecasulfate, eponemycin;fumagillin, gold sodium thiomalate, d-penicillamine (CDPT),β-1-anticollagenase-serum, α2-antiplasmin, bisantrene, lobenzaritdisodium, n-(2-carboxyphenyl-4-chloroanthronilic acid disodium or “CCA”,thalidomide; angostatic steroid, cargboxynaminolmidazole;metalloproteinase inhibitors such as BB94. Other anti-angiogenesisagents include antibodies, e.g., monoclonal antibodies against theseangiogenic growth factors: bFGF, aFGF, FGF-5, VEGF isoforms, VEGF-C,HGF/SF and Ang-1/Ang-2. Ferrara N. and Alitalo, K. “Clinical applicationof angiogenic growth factors and their inhibitors” (1999) NatureMedicine 5:1359-1364.

[0260] An agent that reduces the level and/or activity of RabGGT may beadministered in combination therapy with one or more antiproliferativeagents, or as an adjuvant to a standard cancer treatment. Standardcancer therapies include surgery (e.g., surgical removal of canceroustissue), radiation therapy, bone marrow transplantation,chemotherapeutic treatment, biological response modifier treatment, andcertain combinations of the foregoing.

[0261] Radiation therapy includes, but is not limited to, x-rays orgamma rays that are delivered from either an externally applied sourcesuch as a beam, or by implantation of small radioactive sources.

[0262] Chemotherapeutic agents are non-peptidic (i.e.,non-proteinaceous) compounds that reduce proliferation of cancer cells,and encompass cytotoxic agents and cytostatic agents. Non-limitingexamples of chemotherapeutic agents include alkylating agents,nitrosoureas, antimetabolites, antitumor antibiotics, plant (vinca)alkaloids, and steroid hormones.

[0263] Agents that act to reduce cellular proliferation are known in theart and widely used. Such agents include alkylating agents, such asnitrogen mustards, nitrosoureas, ethylenimine derivatives, alkylsulfonates, and triazenes, including, but not limited to,mechlorethamine, cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan™), melphalan (L-sarcolysin),carmustine (BCNU), lomustine (CCNU), semustine (methyl-CCNU),streptozocin, chlorozotocin, uracil mustard, chlormethine, ifosfamide,chlorambucil, pipobroman, triethylenemelamine,triethylenethiophosphoramine, busulfan, dacarbazine, and temozolomide.

[0264] Antimetabolite agents include folic acid analogs, pyrimidineanalogs, purine analogs, and adenosine deaminase inhibitors, including,but not limited to, cytarabine (CYTOSAR-U), cytosine arabinoside,fluorouracil (5-FU), floxuridine (FudR), 6-thioguanine, 6-mercaptopurine(6-MP), pentostatin, 5-fluorouracil (5-FU), methotrexate,10-propargyl-5,8-dideazafolate (PDDF, CB3717),5,8-dideazatetrahydrofolic acid (DDATHF), leucovorin, fludarabinephosphate, pentostatine, and gemeitabine.

[0265] Suitable natural products and their derivatives, (e.g., vincaalkaloids, antitumor antibiotics, enzymes, lymphokines, andepipodophyllotoxins), include, but are not limited to, Ara-C, paclitaxel(Taxol®), docetaxel (Taxotere®), deoxycoformycin, mitomycin-C,L-asparaginase, azathioprine; brequinar; alkaloids, e.g. vincristine,vinblastine, vinorelbine, vindesine, etc.; podophyllotoxins, e.g.etoposide, teniposide, etc.; antibiotics, e.g. anthracycline,daunorubicin hydrochloride (daunomycin, rubidomycin, cerubidine),idarubicin, doxorubicin, epirubicin and morpholino derivatives, etc.;phenoxizone biscyclopeptides, e.g. dactinomycin; basic glycopeptides,e.g. bleomycin; anthraquinone glycosides, e.g. plicamycin (mithramycin);anthracenediones, e.g mitoxantrone; azirinopyrrolo indolediones, e.g.mitomycin; macrocyclic immunosuppressants, e.g. cyclosporine, FK-506(tacrolimus, prograf), rapamycin, etc.; and the like.

[0266] Other anti-proliferative cytotoxic agents are navelbene, CPT-11,anastrazole, letrazole, capecitabine, reloxafine, cyclophosphamide,ifosamide, and droloxafine.

[0267] Microtubule affecting agents that have antiproliferative activityare also suitable for use and include, but are not limited to,allocolchicine (NSC 406042), Halichondrin B (NSC 609395), colchicine(NSC 757), colchicine derivatives (e.g., NSC 33410), dolstatin 10 (NSC376128), maytansine (NSC 153858), rhizoxin (NSC 332598), paclitaxel(Taxol™), Taxol™ derivatives, docetaxel (Taxotere™), thiocolchicine (NSC361792), trityl cysterin, vinblastine sulfate, vincristine sulfate,natural and synthetic epothilones including but not limited to,eopthilone A, epothilone B, discodermolide; estramustine, nocodazole,and the like.

[0268] Hormone modulators and steroids (including synthetic analogs)that are suitable for use include, but are not limited to,adrenocorticosteroids, e.g. prednisone, dexamethasone, etc.; estrogensand pregestins, e.g. hydroxyprogesterone caproate, medroxyprogesteroneacetate, megestrol acetate, estradiol, clomiphene, tamoxifen; etc.; andadrenocortical suppressants, e.g. aminoglutethimide;17α-ethinylestradiol; diethylstilbestrol, testosterone, fluoxymesterone,dromostanolone propionate, testolactone, methylprednisolone,methyl-testosterone, prednisolone, triamcinolone, chlorotrianisene,hydroxyprogesterone, aminoglutethimide, estramustine,medroxyprogesterone acetate, leuprolide, Flutamide (Drogenil),Toremifene (Fareston), and Zoladex™. Estrogens stimulate proliferationand differentiation, therefore compounds that bind to the estrogenreceptor are used to block this activity. Corticosteroids may inhibit Tcell proliferation.

[0269] Other chemotherapeutic agents include metal complexes, e.g.cisplatin (cis-DDP), carboplatin, etc.; ureas, e.g. hydroxyurea; andhydrazines, e.g. N-methylhydrazine; epidophyllotoxin; a topoisomeraseinhibitor; procarbazine; mitoxantrone; leucovorin; tegafur; etc. Otheranti-proliferative agents of interest include immunosuppressants, e.g.mycophenolic acid, thalidomnide, desoxyspergualin, azasporine,leflunomide, mizoribine, azaspirane (SKF 105685); Iressa® (ZD 1839,4-(3-chloro-4-fluorophenylamino)-7-methoxy-6-(3-(4-morpholinyl)propoxy)quinazoline);etc.

[0270] “Taxanes” include paclitaxel, as well as any active taxanederivative or pro-drug. “Paclitaxel” (which should be understood hereinto include analogues, formulations, and derivatives such as, forexample, docetaxel, TAXOL™, TAXOTERE™ (a formulation of docetaxel),10-desacetyl analogs of paclitaxel and3′N-desbenzoyl-3′N-t-butoxycarbonyl analogs of paclitaxel) may bereadily prepared utilizing techniques known to those skilled in the art(see also WO 94/07882, WO 94/07881, WO 94/07880, WO 94/07876, WO93/23555, WO 93/10076; U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,294,637; 5,283,253; 5,279,949;5,274,137; 5,202,448; 5,200,534; 5,229,529; and EP 590,267), or obtainedfrom a variety of commercial sources, including for example, SigmaChemical Co., St. Louis, Mo. (T7402 from Taxus brevifolia; or T-1912from Taxus yannanensis).

[0271] Paclitaxel should be understood to refer to not only the commonchemically available form of paclitaxel, but analogs and derivatives(e.g., Taxotere™ docetaxel, as noted above) and paclitaxel conjugates(e.g., paclitaxel-PEG, paclitaxel-dextran, or paclitaxel-xylose).

[0272] Also included within the term “taxane” are a variety of knownderivatives, including both hydrophilic derivatives, and hydrophobicderivatives. Taxane derivatives include, but not limited to, galactoseand mannose derivatives described in International Patent ApplicationNo. WO 99/18113; piperazino and other derivatives described in WO99/14209; taxane derivatives described in WO 99/09021, WO 98/22451, andU.S. Pat. No. 5,869,680; 6-thio derivatives described in WO 98/28288;sulfenamide derivatives described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,821,263; and taxolderivative described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,415,869. It further includesprodrugs of paclitaxel including, but not limited to, those described inWO 98/58927; WO 98/13059; and U.S. Pat. No. 5,824,701.

[0273] Biological response modifiers suitable for use in connection withthe methods of the invention include, but are not limited to, (1)inhibitors of tyrosine kinase (RTK) activity; (2) inhibitors ofserine/threonine kinase activity; (3) tumor-associated antigenantagonists, such as antibodies that bind specifically to a tumorantigen; (4) apoptosis receptor agonists; (5) interleukin-2; (6) IFN-α;(7) IFN-γ (8) colony-stimulating factors; (9) inhibitors ofangiogenesis; and (10) antagonists of tumor necrosis factor.

Screening Methods

[0274] The present invention provides methods of identifying an agentthat induces apoptosis and/or inhibits cell proliferation. The methodcomprises screening a test agent in an assay system that detects changesin RabGGT level or activity. Any of the methods previously discussed fordetermining RagGGT protein level, RabGGT mRNA level, RabGGT enzymaticactivity, RabGGT binding activity, etc. can be used in the assay system.For the discovery of small molecule modulators, the assay system mayemploy high-throughput screening of a combinatorial library. A smallmolecule that is identified as reducing RabGGT levels or activity isthen further tested to determine whether it induces apoptosis in a celland/or inhibit cell proliferation. In an alternative embodiment, acompound already known to induce apoptosis and/or inhibit cellproliferation may serve as the test agent to determine whether themechanism of action of the compound is through targeting RabGGT. Acompound identified as inhibiting RabGGT activity and having anapoptotic and/or anti-proliferative effect on cells may serve as a “leadcompound” from which further “analog compounds” are designed andsynthesized in a drug development/optimization process to improvestructure-activity relationship and other properties such as absorption,distribution, metabolism and excretion (ADME), etc. Typically, theanalog compounds are synthesized to have an electronic configuration anda molecular conformation similar to that of the lead compound.

[0275] Identification of analog compounds can be performed through useof techniques such as self-consistent field (SCF) analysis,configuration interaction (CI) analysis, and normal mode dynamicsanalysis. Computer programs for implementing these techniques areavailable. See, e.g., Rein et al., (1989) Computer-Assisted Modeling ofReceptor-Ligand Interactions (Alan Liss, New York). Once analogs havebeen prepared, they can be screened using the methods disclosed hereinto identify those analogs that exhibit an increased ability to modulateRabGGT activity. Such compounds can then be subjected to furtheranalysis to identify those compounds that have the greatest potential aspharmaceutical agents. Alternatively, analogs shown to have activitythrough the screening methods can serve as lead compounds in thepreparation of still further analogs, which can be screened by themethods described herein. The cycle of screening, synthesizing analogsand re-screening can be repeated multiple times.

[0276] Compounds identified as having the greatest potential aspharmaceutical agents are identified as “clinical compounds” and theirsafety and efficacy are further evaluated in clinical trials. Kits maybe prepared comprising a clinical compound and instructions foradministering the clinical compound to a patient afflicted with adisorder associated with undesired or uncontrolled cell proliferation.

[0277] The present invention further provides methods of identifyingagents that selectively modulate a level and/or an activity, e.g., anenzymatic activity, of RabGGT. The present invention further providesmethods of identifying agents that selectively modulate a level and/oractivity of a RabGGT/REP complex.

[0278] An agent that selectively modulates a level and/or an enzymaticactivity of RabGGT is an agent that does not substantially modulate alevel or an enzymatic activity of another (non-RabGGT) enzyme, includingfarnesyl transferase, e.g., the agent modulates the level or activity ofanother enzyme by less than about 10%, less than about 5%, less thanabout 2%, or less than about 1%, compared to the activity the enzyme inthe absence of the agent. Thus, in some embodiments, an agent thatselectively modulates a level and/or an enzymatic activity of RabGGTmodulates the activity of a farnesyl transferase by less than about 10%,less than about 5%, less than about 2%, or less than about 1%, comparedto the level or the activity the farnesyl transferase in the absence ofthe agent. An agent that selectively modulates the level and/orenzymatic activity of RabGGT is suitable for use in a method of thepresent invention.

[0279] Certain screening methods involve screening for a compound thatmodulates the expression of the RabGGT gene. Such methods generallyinvolve conducting cell-based assays in which test compounds arecontacted with one or more cells expressing RabGGT and then detecting anincrease in RabGGT gene expression (either transcript or translationproduct). Some assays are performed with cells that express endogenousRabGGT. Other expression assays are conducted with cells that do notexpress endogenous RabGGT, but that express an exogenous RabGGTsequence.

[0280] RabGGT expression can be detected in a number of different ways.The expression level of a RabGGT in a cell can be determined by probingthe mRNA expressed in a cell with a probe that specifically hybridizeswith a transcript (or complementary nucleic acid derived therefrom) ofRabGGT. Probing can be conducted by lysing the cells and conductingNorthern blots or without lysing the cells using in situ-hybridizationtechniques. Alternatively, RabGGT protein can be detected usingimmunological methods in which a cell lysate is probe with antibodiesthat specifically bind to RabGGT protein.

[0281] Other cell-based assays are reporter assays conducted with cellsthat do not express RabGGT. Certain of these assays are conducted with aheterologous nucleic acid construct that includes a RabGGT promoter thatis operably linked to a reporter gene that encodes a detectable product.A number of different reporter genes can be utilized. Some reporters areinherently detectable. An example of such a reporter is greenfluorescent protein that emits fluorescence that can be detected with afluorescence detector. Other reporters generate a detectable product.Often such reporters are enzymes. Exemplary enzyme reporters include,but are not limited to, β-glucuronidase, CAT (chloramphenicol acetyltransferase; Alton and Vapnek (1979) Nature 282:864-869), luciferase,β-galactosidase and alkaline phosphatase (Toh, et al. (1980) Eur. J.Biochem. 182:231-238; and Hall et al. (1983) J. Mol. Appl. Gen. 2:101).

[0282] In these assays, cells harboring the reporter construct arecontacted with a test compound. A test compound that either activatesthe promoter by binding to it or triggers a cascade that produces amolecule that activates the promoter causes expression of the detectablereporter. Certain other reporter assays are conducted with cells thatharbor a heterologous construct that includes a transcriptional controlelement that activates expression of RabGGT and a reporter operablylinked thereto. Here, too, an agent that binds to the transcriptionalcontrol element to activate expression of the reporter or that triggersthe formation of an agent that binds to the transcriptional controlelement to activate reporter expression, can be identified by thegeneration of signal associated with reporter expression.

[0283] The level of expression or activity can be compared to a baselinevalue. As indicated above, the baseline value can be a value for acontrol sample or a statistical value that is representative of RabGGTexpression levels for a control population (e.g., healthy individualsnot at risk for neurological injury such as stroke). Expression levelscan also be determined for cells that do not express a RabGGT as anegative control. Such cells generally are otherwise substantiallygenetically the same as the test cells.

[0284] A variety of different types of cells can be utilized in thereporter assays. In general, eukaryotic cells are used. The eukaryoticcells can be any of the cells typically utilized in generating cellsthat harbor recombinant nucleic acid constructs. Exemplary eukaryoticcells include, but are not limited to, yeast, and various highereukaryotic cells such as the COS, CHO and HeLa cell lines.

[0285] Various controls can be conducted to ensure that an observedactivity is authentic including running parallel reactions with cellsthat lack the reporter construct or by not contacting a cell harboringthe reporter construct with test compound. Compounds can also be furthervalidated as described below.

[0286] Compounds that are initially identified by any of the foregoingscreening methods can be further tested to validate the apparentactivity. The basic format of such methods involves administering a leadcompound identified during an initial screen to a non-human animal thatserves as a model for humans and then determining if a RabGGT activityis in fact modulated. The non-human animal models utilized in validationstudies generally are mammals. Specific examples of suitable animalsinclude, but are not limited to, primates, mice, and rats.

[0287] The present invention provides a method for identifying an agentthat selectively modulates the enzymatic activity of a RabGGT enzyme,the method generally involving measuring the enzymatic activity of aRabGGT enzyme in the presence of a test agent; and measuring theenzymatic activity of a famesyl transferase enzyme in the presence ofthe test agent. A test agent that modulates the enzymatic activity ofthe RabGGT enzyme, and that does not substantially modulate theenzymatic activity of the farnesyl transferase enzyme, is considered toselectively modulate the enzymatic activity of the RabGGT enzyme. Ingeneral, a test ageni that modulates the enzymatic activity of RabGGT byat least about 10%, at least about 15%, at least about 20%, at leastabout 25%, at least about 30%, at least about 35%, at least about 40%,at least about 45%, at least about 50%, at least about 55%, at leastabout 60%, at least about 65%, at least about 70%, at least about 75%,at least about 80%, at least about 85%, or at least about 90%, or more,compared to the RabGGT enzymatic activity in the absence of the agent,and that modulates the enzymatic activity of the farnesyl transferaseactivity by less than about 10%, less than about 5%, less than about 2%,or less than about 1%, compared to the activity the farnesyl transferasein the absence of the agent, is considered to selectively modulate theenzymatic activity of the RabGGT enzyme.

[0288] The enzymatic activity of RabGGT can be determined using anyknown method. For example, RabGGT enzymatic activity is quantified usinga filter binding assay that measures the transfer of (³H) geranylgeranylgroups (GG) from all-trans-(³H)geranylgeranyl pyrophosphate (³H-GGPP) torecombinant Rab3A protein (Shen and Seabra (1996) J. Biol. Chem.271:3692; Armstrong et al. (1996) Methods in Enzymology 257:30), or asdescribed in the Examples.

[0289] The enzymatic activity of farnesyl transferase can be measuredusing any known method, e.g., the method described in Mann et al. (1995)Drug Dev. Res. 34:121, or in Ding et al. (1999) J. Med. Chem. 42:5241.

[0290] The terms “candidate agent,” “test agent,” “agent”, “substance”and “compound” are used interchangeably herein. Candidate agentsencompass numerous chemical classes, typically synthetic,semi-synthetic, or naturally-occurring inorganic or organic molecules.Candidate agents include those found in large libraries of synthetic ornatural compounds. For example, synthetic compound libraries arecommercially available from Maybridge Chemical Co. (Trevillet, Cornwall,UK), ComGenex (South San Francisco, Calif.), and MicroSource (NewMilford, Conn.). A rare chemical library is available from Aldrich(Milwaukee, Wis.). Alternatively, libraries of natural compounds in theform of bacterial, fungal, plant and animal extracts are available fromPan Labs (Bothell, Wash.) or are readily producible.

[0291] Candidate agents may be small organic or inorganic compoundshaving a molecular weight of more than 50 and less than about 2,500daltons. Candidate agents may comprise functional groups necessary forstructural interaction with proteins, particularly hydrogen bonding, andmay include at least an amine, carbonyl, hydroxyl or carboxyl group, andmay contain at least two of the functional chemical groups. Thecandidate agents may comprise cyclical carbon or heterocyclic structuresand/or aromatic or polyaromatic structures substituted with one or moreof the above functional groups. Candidate agents are also found amongbiomolecules including peptides, saccharides, fatty acids, steroids,purines, pyrimidines, derivatives, structural analogs or combinationsthereof.

[0292] Of particular interest are agents that inhibit the enzymaticactivity of RabGGT and that induce apoptosis in a cell. Thus, in someembodiments, the methods involve: a) measuring the enzymatic activity ofa RabGGT enzyme in the presence of a test agent; b) measuring theenzymatic activity of a farnesyl transferase enzyme in the presence ofthe test agent; and c) determining whether the test agent inducesapoptosis in a eukaryotic cell.

[0293] A test agent that (1) reduces the enzymatic activity of RabGGT byat least about 10%, at least about 15%, at least about 20%, at leastabout 25%, at least about 30%, at least about 35%, at least about 40%,at least about 45%, at least about 50%, at least about 55%, at leastabout 60%, at least about 65%, at least about 70%, at least about 75%,at least about 80%, at least about 85%, or at least about 90%, or more,compared to the RabGGT enzymatic activity in the absence of the agent;(2) reduces the enzymatic activity of the farnesyl transferase activityby less than about 10%, less than about 5%, less than about 2%, or lessthan about 1%, compared to the activity the farnesyl transferase in theabsence of the agent; and (3) induces apoptosis in a eukaryotic cell isconsidered to be a candidate agent for the treatment of disordersamenable to treatment by inducing apoptosis, as described above.

[0294] Whether a given agent inhibits RabGGT and induces apoptosis in aeukaryotic cell can be determined using any known method. Assays can beconducted on cell populations or an individual cell, and includemorphological assays and biochemical assays. A non-limiting example of amethod of determining the level of apoptosis in a cell population isTUNEL (TdT-mediated dUTP nick-end labeling) labeling of the 3′-OH freeend of DNA fragments produced during apoptosis (Gavrieli et al. (1992)J. Cell Biol. 119:493). The TUNEL method consists of catalyticallyadding a nucleotide, which has been conjugated to a chromogen system ora to a fluorescent tag, to the 3′-OH end of the 180-bp (base pair)oligomer DNA fragments in order to detect the fragments. The presence ofa DNA ladder of 180-bp oligomers is indicative of apoptosis. Proceduresto detect cell death based on the TUNEL method are availablecommercially, e.g., from Boehringer Mannheim (Cell Death Kit) and Oncor(Apoptag Plus). Another marker that is currently available is annexin,sold under the trademark APOPTEST™. This marker is used in the“Apoptosis Detection Kit,” which is also commercially available, e.g.,from R&D Systems. During apoptosis, a cell membrane's phospholipidasymmetry changes such that the phospholipids are exposed on the outermembrane. Annexins are a homologous group of proteins that bindphospholipids in the presence of calcium. A second reagent, propidiumiodide (PI), is a DNA binding fluorochrome. When a cell population isexposed to both reagents, apoptotic cells stain positive for annexin andnegative for PI, necrotic cells stain positive for both, live cellsstain negative for both. Other methods of testing for apoptosis areknown in the art and can be used, including, e.g., the method disclosedin U.S. Pat. No. 6,048,703.

RabGGT Structure

[0295] The present invention provides a three-dimensional (3-D)structure of RabGGT. A 3-D structure of a RabGGT is useful forpredicting whether a given compound will bind to RabGGT, and istherefore useful for determining whether a given compound will modulatean activity of RabGGT. As discussed above, agents that modulate anactivity of RabGGT are useful for the treatment of various disorders.Thus, a 3-D structure of RabGGT is useful for identifying agents thatare useful for the treatment of disorders, as described herein.

[0296] The subject homology model is useful for drug design; fordetermining whether a given compound will modulate a RabGGT activity;and for determining whether a given compound will preferentiallymodulate a RabGGT activity, e.g., whether a compound will modulate aRabGGT activity, but will substantially not modulate an FT activity.Accordingly, in some embodiments, the present invention provides methodsfor identifying agents that modulate a RabGGT activity, but that do notsubstantially modulate an FT activity.

[0297] The subject 3-D structure is useful for structure-based drugdesign. Three dimensional structural information is useful to specifythe characteristics of peptides and small molecules that might bind toor mimic a target of interest. These descriptors may then be used tosearch small molecule databases and to establish constraints for use inthe design of combinatorial libraries. Accordingly, in some embodiments,the invention provides a method for structure-based drug design, themethod comprising positioning a test compound in a subject 3-D structureof RabGGT; and modifying the test compound such that the fit within atarget binding site within the 3-D structure is increased.

[0298] Target binding sites within the RabGGT 3-D structure include aRab binding site; a prenyl moiety binding site; a REP binding site; andthe like. A non-limiting example of a target binding site is a Rabbinding pocket of human RabGGT. The Rab binding pocket of human RabGGTcontains a bound Zn atom, coordinated by His B290, Cys B240, and AspB238; the floor of the pocket is composed of Phe B289, Trp B52; and theback of the pocket is composed of Leu B45, Ser B48, and Tyr B44.

[0299] A test compound is positioned, using computer modeling, withinthe 3-D structure of RabGGT using any known program. A non-limitingexample of a suitable program is Insight (Accelrys, San Diego, Calif.),as described in Example XIV. In these embodiments, positioning of a testcompound within a binding site of the RabGGT 3-D structure isaccomplished using a computer-generated model of the structure of thetest compound. The computer-generated model of the test structure ispositioned within the binding site of the RabGGT 3-D structure byrotating the structure until the best fit is achieved.

[0300] To arrive at the best fit within the active site, the structureof the test compound is altered using computer modeling. As such, theinvention provides a method for rational drug design, comprisingpositioning a test compound within a 3-D structure of RabGGT; andaltering, by computer modeling, the structure of the test compound, suchthat the altered test compound has an enhanced fit within the bindingsite of the RabGGT 3-D structure. In some embodiments, a test agent ismodeled within the FT structure; and agents that modulate RabGGTactivity, but that do not substantially modulate FT enzymatic activity,are identified and/or designed.

[0301] In some embodiments, rational drug design using computer modelingis carried out in conjunction with in vitro testing of the testcompound, and/or the altered test compound. Thus, the present inventionprovides a method of identifying an agent that modulates RabGGTenzymatic activity, the method comprising selecting a test agent byperforming rational drug design with a subject 3-D structure of RabGGT,wherein the selecting is performed in conjunction with computermodeling; and measuring the enzymatic activity of a RabGGT polypeptidecontacted in vitro with the test agent. In some of these embodiments,the activity of the test compound and/or the altered test compound arefurther tested for their effect on FT enzymatic activity. In otherembodiments, the activity of the test compound and/or the altered testcompound are further tested for their effect on apoptosis.

[0302] In some embodiments, the invention provides methods of designinga compound such that it modulates an activity of RabGGT, but does notsubstantially modulate an activity of an FT. In some embodiments, theinvention provides methods of identifying a compound that modulates anactivity of RabGGT and that does not substantially modulate an activityof an FT.

[0303] A 3-D model (“homology model”) of RabGGT was generated byhomology modeling, as described in Example XIII and Example IV, andpresented in FIGS. 11-15. The program LOOK was used for alignments, andthe model-building module within LOOK, SEGMOD, was used to build thehomology models. The 3-D model includes a model of the binding pocketfor modulators of RabGGT enzymatic activity. The structure informationmay be provided in a computer readable form, e.g. as a database ofatomic coordinates, or as a three-dimensional model. The presentinvention provides three-dimensional coordinates for the RabGGTstructure. Such a data set may be provided in computer readable form.Methods of using such coordinates (including in computer readable form)in drug assays and drug screens as exemplified herein, are also part ofthe present invention. In a particular embodiment of this type, thecoordinates contained in the data set of can be used to identifypotential modulators of the RabGGT polypeptide.

[0304] In one embodiment, a potential agent for modulation of RabGGT isselected by performing rational drug design with the three-dimensionalcoordinates provided herein. Typically, the selection is performed inconjunction with computer modeling. The potential agent is thencontacted with the RabGGT polypeptide in vitro, and the activity of theRabGGT is determined. A potential agent is identified as an agent thataffects the enzymatic activity of RabGGT, or binding of RabGGT to one ormore of Rab, REP, a Rab/REP complex, or other protein.

[0305] Computer analysis may be performed with one or more of thecomputer programs including: O (Jones et al. (1991) Acta Cryst.A47:110); QUANTA, CHARMM, INSIGHT, SYBYL, MACROMODEL; ICM, and CNS(Brunger et al. (1998) Acta Cryst. D54:905). In a further embodiment ofthis aspect of the invention, an initial drug screening assay isperformed using the three-dimensional structure so obtained, preferablyalong with a docking computer program. Such computer modeling can beperformed with one or more Docking programs such as DOC, GRAM and AUTODOCK. See, for example, Dunbrack et al. (1997) Folding & Design 2:27-42.

[0306] It should be understood that in the drug screening and proteinmodification assays provided herein, a number of iterative cycles of anyor all of the steps may be performed to optimize the selection. Forexample, assays and drug screens that monitor the activity of the RabGGTin the presence and/or absence of a potential modulator (or potentialdrug) are also included in the present invention and can be employed asthe sole assay or drug screen, or more preferably as a single step in amulti-step protocol.

[0307] RabGGT structure models and databases of structure informationare provided. The structure model may be implemented in hardware orsoftware, or a combination of both. For most purposes, in order to usethe structure coordinates generated for the structure, it is necessaryto convert them into a three-dimensional shape. This is achieved throughthe use of commercially available software that is capable of generatingthree-dimensional graphical representations of molecules or portionsthereof from a set of structure coordinates.

[0308] In one embodiment of the invention, a machine-readable storagemedium is provided, the medium comprising a data storage materialencoded with machine readable data which, when using a machineprogrammed with instructions for using said data, is capable ofdisplaying a graphical three-dimensional representation of any of thestructures of this invention that have been described above.Specifically, the computer-readable storage medium is capable ofdisplaying a graphical three-dimensional representation of the RabGGTprotein, of a complex of a test agent bound to RabGGT protein, or RabGGTcomplexed to one or more of a prenyl moiety, a Rab protein, a Rab/REPcomplex, etc.

[0309] Thus, in accordance with the present invention, data providingstructural coordinates, alone or in combination with software capable ofdisplaying the resulting three dimensional structure of the enzyme,enzyme complex, and structural elements as described above, portionsthereof, and their structurally similar homologues, is stored in amachine-readable storage medium. Such data may be used for a variety ofpurposes, such as drug discovery, identification of agents that modulateRabGGT activity, but do not substantially modulate FT activity, and thelike.

[0310] Generally, the invention is implemented in computer programsexecuting on programmable computers, comprising a processor, a datastorage system (including volatile and non-volatile memory and/orstorage elements), at least one input device, and at least one outputdevice. Program code is applied to input data to perform the functionsdescribed above and generate output information. The output informationis applied to one or more output devices, in known fashion. The computermay be, for example, a personal computer, microcomputer, or workstationof conventional design.

[0311] Each program is preferably implemented in a high level proceduralor object oriented programming language to communicate with a computersystem. However, the programs can be implemented in assembly or machinelanguage, if desired. In any case, the language may be a compiled orinterpreted language.

[0312] Each such computer program is preferably stored on a storagemedia or device (e.g., ROM or magnetic diskette) readable by a generalor special purpose programmable computer, for configuring and operatingthe computer when the storage media or device is read by the computer toperform the procedures described herein. The system may also beconsidered to be implemented as a computer-readable storage medium,configured with a computer program, where the storage medium soconfigured causes a computer to operate in a specific and predefinedmanner to perform the functions described herein.

[0313] The structure of the RabGGT polypeptide, complexes, and elementsthereof, are useful in the design of agents that modulate the activityand/or specificity of the enzyme, which agents may then alter cellularproliferation and/or apoptosis. Agents of interest may comprise mimeticsof the structural elements. Alternatively, the agents of interest may bebinding agents, for example a structure that directly binds to a regionof the RabGGT polypeptide by having a physical shape that provides theappropriate contacts and space filling.

[0314] For example, the structure encoded by the data may becomputationally evaluated for its ability to associate with chemicalentities. This provides insight into an element's ability to associatewith chemical entities. Chemical entities that are capable ofassociating with these domains may alter apoptosis. Such chemicalentities are potential drug candidates. Alternatively, the structureencoded by the data may be displayed in a graphical format. This allowsvisual inspection of the structure, as well as visual inspection of thestructure's association with chemical entities.

[0315] In one embodiment of the invention, a invention is provided forevaluating the ability of a chemical entity to associate with any of themolecules or molecular complexes set forth above. This method comprisesthe steps of employing computational means to perform a fittingoperation between the chemical entity and the interacting surface of theRabGGT polypeptide; and analyzing the results of the fitting operationto quantify the association. The term “chemical entity”, as used herein,refers to chemical compounds, complexes of at least two chemicalcompounds, and fragments of such compounds or complexes.

[0316] Molecular design techniques are used to design and selectchemical entities, including inhibitory compounds, capable of binding toa RabGGT structural or functional element. Such chemical entities mayinteract directly with certain key features of the structure, asdescribed above. Such chemical entities and compounds may interact withone or more structural functional elements (e.g., binding sites), inwhole or in part.

[0317] It will be understood by those skilled in the art that not all ofthe atoms present in a significant contact residue need be present in abinding agent. In fact, it is only those few atoms which shape the loopsand actually form important contacts that are likely to be important foractivity. Those skilled in the art will be able to identify theseimportant atoms based on the structure model of the invention, which canbe constructed using the structural data herein.

[0318] The design of compounds that bind to and modulate the activity ofa RabGGT polypeptide according to this invention generally involvesconsideration of two factors. First, the compound must be capable ofphysically and structurally associating with the domains describedabove. Non-covalent molecular interactions important in this associationinclude hydrogen bonding, van der Waals interactions, hydrophobicinteractions and electrostatic interactions.

[0319] Second, the compound must be able to assume a conformation thatallows it to associate or compete with a RabGGT structural element.Although certain portions of the compound will not directly participatein these associations, those portions of the may still influence theoverall conformation of the molecule. This, in turn, may have asignificant impact on potency. Such conformational requirements includethe overall three-dimensional structure and orientation of the chemicalentity in relation to all or a portion of a binding pocket, or thespacing between functional groups of an entity comprising severalinteracting chemical moieties.

[0320] Computer-based methods of analysis fall into two broad classes:database methods and de novo design methods. In database methods thecompound of interest is compared to all compounds present in a databaseof chemical structures and compounds whose structure is in some waysimilar to the compound of interest are identified. The structures inthe database are based on either experimental data, generated by NMR orx-ray crystallography, or modeled three-dimensional structures based ontwo-dimensional data. In de novo design methods, models of compoundswhose structure is in some way similar to the compound of interest aregenerated by a computer program using information derived from knownstructures, e.g. data generated by x-ray crystallography and/ortheoretical rules. Such design methods can build a compound having adesired structure in either an atom-by-atom manner or by assemblingstored small molecular fragments. Selected fragments or chemicalentities may then be positioned in a variety of orientations, or docked,within the interacting surface of the RNA.

[0321] Docking may be accomplished using software such as Quanta(Molecular Simulations, San Diego, Calif.) and Sybyl, followed by energyminimization and molecular dynamics with standard molecular mechanicsforce fields, such as CHARMM and AMBER.

[0322] Specialized computer programs may also assist in the process ofselecting fragments or chemical entities. These include: GRID (Goodford(1985) J. Med. Chem., 28, pp. 849-857; Oxford University, Oxford, UK;MCSS (Miranker et al. (1991) Proteins: Structure, Function and Genetics,11, pp. 29-34; Molecular Simulations, San Diego, Calif.); AUTODOCK(Goodsell et al., (1990) Proteins: Structure, Function, and Genetics, 8,pp. 195-202; Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla, Calif.); and DOCK(Kuntz et al. (1982) J. Mol. Biol., 161:269-288; University ofCalifornia, San Francisco, Calif.)

[0323] Once suitable chemical entities or fragments have been selected,they can be assembled into a single compound or complex. Assembly may bepreceded by visual inspection of the relationship of the fragments toeach other on the three-dimensional image displayed on a computer screenin relation to the structure coordinates. Useful program-s to aid one ofskill in the art in connecting the individual chemical entities orfragments include: CAVEAT (Bartlett et al. (1989) In MolecularRecognition in Chemical and Biological Problems”, Special Pub., RoyalChem. Soc., 78, pp. 182-196; University of California, Berkeley,Calif.); 3D Database systems such as MACCS-3D (MDL Information Systems,San Leandro, Calif); and HOOK (available from Molecular Simulations, SanDiego, Calif.).

[0324] Other molecular modeling techniques may also be employed inaccordance with this invention. See, e.g., N. C. Cohen et al.,“Molecular Modeling Software and Methods for Medicinal Chemistry, J.Med. Chem., 33, pp. 883-894 (1990). See also, M. A. Navia et al., “TheUse of Structural Information in Drug Design”, Current Opinions inStructural Biology, 2, pp. 202-210 (1992).

[0325] Once the binding entity has been optimally selected or designed,as described above, substitutions may then be made in some of its atomsor side groups in order to improve or modify its binding properties.Generally, initial substitutions are conservative, i.e., the replacementgroup will have approximately the same size, shape, hydrophobicity andcharge as the original group. It should, of course, be understood thatcomponents known in the art to alter conformation should be avoided.Such substituted chemical compounds may then be analyzed for efficiencyof fit by the same computer methods described above.

[0326] Another approach made possible and enabled by this invention, isthe computational-screening of small molecule databases for chemicalentities or compounds that can bind in whole, or in part, to the RabGGTpolypeptide. In this screening, the quality of fit of such entities tothe binding site may be judged either by shape complementarity or byestimated interaction energy. Generally the tighter the fit, the lowerthe steric hindrances, and the greater the attractive forces, the morepotent the potential modulator since these properties are consistentwith a tighter binding constant. Furthermore, the more specificity inthe design of a potential drug the more likely that the drug will notinteract as welt with other proteins. This will minimize potential sideeffects due to unwanted interactions with other proteins.

[0327] Compounds known to bind RabGGT, including those described above,can be systematically modified by computer modeling programs until oneor more promising potential analogs are identified. In additionsystematic modification of selected analogs can then be systematicallymodified by computer modeling programs until one or more potentialanalogs are identified. Alternatively a potential modulator could beobtained by initially screening a random peptide library, for exampleone produced by recombinant bacteriophage. A peptide selected in thismanner would then be systematically modified by computer modelingprograms as described above, and then treated analogously to astructural analog.

[0328] Once a potential modulator/inhibitor is identified it can beeither selected from a library of chemicals as are commerciallyavailable from most large chemical companies including Merck, GlaxoWelcome, Bristol Meyers Squib, Monsanto/Searle, Eli Lilly, Novartis andPharmacia Upjohn, or alternatively the potential modulator may besynthesized de novo. The de novo synthesis of one or even a relativelysmall group of specific compounds is reasonable in the art of drugdesign.

[0329] The success of both database and de novo methods in identifyingcompounds with activities similar to the compound of interest depends onthe identification of the functionally relevant portion of the compoundof interest. For drugs, the functionally relevant portion may bereferred to as a pharmacophore, i.e. an arrangement of structuralfeatures and functional groups important for biological activity. Notall identified compounds having the desired pharmacophore will act as amodulator of apoptosis. The actual activity can be finally determinedonly by measuring the activity of the compound in relevant biologicalassays. However, the methods of the invention are extremely valuablebecause they can be used to greatly reduce the number of compounds whichmust be tested to identify an actual inhibitor.

[0330] In order to determine the biological activity of a candidatepharmacophore it is preferable to measure biological activity at severalconcentrations of candidate compound. The activity at a givenconcentration of candidate compound can be tested in a number of ways.

[0331] In some embodiments, the activity of the candidate compound istested for its activity in modulating RabGGT enzymatic activity. RabGGTenzymatic activity is quantified using a filter binding assay thatmeasures the transfer of (3H) geranylgeranyl groups (GG) fromall-trans-(³H)geranylgeranyl pyrophosphate (³H-GGPP) to recombinantRab3A protein (Shen and Seabra (1996) J. Biol. Chem. 271:3692; Armstronget al. (1996) Methods in Enzymology 257:30), or as described in theExamples.

[0332] In some embodiments, the activity of the candidate compound istested for its activity in modulating an interaction between RabGGT anda RabGGT interacting protein, as described above. Suitable assaysinclude a yeast two-hybrid assay, a FRET assay, a BRET assay, afluorescence quenching assay; a fluorescence anisotropy assay; animmunological assay; and an assay involving binding of a detectablylabeled protein to an immobilized protein.

[0333] In other embodiments, the activity of the candidate compound istested for its activity in modulating FT enzymatic activity. Theenzymatic activity of farnesyl transferase can be measured using anyknown method, e.g., the method described in Mann et al. (1995) Drug Dev.Res. 34:121, or in Ding et al. (1999) J. Med. Chem. 42:5241.

[0334] In other embodiments, the activity of the candidate compound istested for its activity in increasing or decreasing apoptosis. Assayscan be conducted on cell populations or an individual cell, and includemorphological assays and biochemical assays. A non-limiting example of amethod of determining the level of apoptosis in a cell population isTUNEL (TdT-mediated dUTP nick-end labeling) labeling of the 3′-OH freeend of DNA fragments produced during apoptosis (Gavrieli et al. (1992)J. Cell Biol. 119:493).

EXAMPLES

[0335] The following examples are put forth so as to provide those ofordinary skill in the art with a complete disclosure and description ofhow to make and use the present invention, and are not intended to limitthe scope of what the inventors regard as their invention nor are theyintended to represent that the experiments below are all or the onlyexperiments performed. Efforts have been made to ensure accuracy withrespect to numbers used (e.g. amounts, temperature, etc.) but someexperimental errors and deviations should be accounted for. Unlessindicated otherwise, parts are parts by weight, molecular weight isweight average molecular weight, temperature is in degrees Celsius, andpressure is at or near atmospheric. Standard abbreviations may be used,e.g., bp, base pair(s); kb, kilobase(s); pl, picoliter(s); s, second(s);min, minute(s); hr, hour(s); and the like.

Example 1 Methods for Preparation of Compounds 7A-7T

[0336] This example provides methods for synthesis of compounds 7Athrough 7T.

[0337] Compounds 7A, 7B, 7H, 7I, and 7J. (structures shown below) may beprepared by the general procedures described by Ding et al., in U.S.Pat. No. 6,011,029, issued Jan. 4^(th), 2000. Compounds 7C, 7D, 7N, 7O,7P, 7Q, 7R, 7S, and 7T (structures shown below) may be prepared by thegeneral procedures described by Bhide et al., in U.S. Pat. No.6,387,926, issued May ₁₄ ^(th), 2002. The contents of U.S. Pat. Nos.6,011,029, and 6,387,926 are hereby incorporated by reference in theirentireties.

Example II Compound-Induced Apoptosis in HCT-116 Human Colon Tumor Cells

[0338] This example demonstrates that a specific apoptotic phenotype canbe obtained by treatment of mammalian tissue culture cells withcompounds that come from two major structural classes.

[0339] Methods

[0340] HCT-116 human colon tumor cells obtained from the American TypeCulture Collection (ATCC) were grown in McCoy's 5A culture medium with10% heat inactivated FBS, 1× penicillin/streptomycin, and 25 mM HEPES,in an incubator maintained at 37° C. with CO₂ at 6-7% and humidity at95%. Cells were treated with compounds using a dose range from 0.04 μMto 100 μM. After 48 hours they were examined by microscopy for signs ofcell rounding, vaccuolation, and nuclear condensation. These aremorphological markers associated with apoptosis, and are consistent withresults obtained by performing an assay for nucleosomal DNA, or aTdT-mediated dUTP nick end labeling (TUNEL) assay.

[0341] Results and Conclusions

[0342] Results of the apoptosis assay are presented in Table 1. Theconcentrations cited are the minimal concentration required to inducethese morphological changes in 50% of the treated cells. Compounds 7A,7B, 7D, 7H, 7I, 7J, and 7N induce apoptosis with varying potency:compound 7I is the most potent, with a minimum effective concentrationof 40 nM, while 7A, 7D and 7N require treatment at 3.7 μM to produceapoptosis in 50% of cells. Compound 7C and compounds 70 through 7T arevery weak effectors of apoptosis, requiring concentrations over 250times higher than compounds 7B and 7H. TABLE 1 Induction of apoptosis inHCT116 cells by compounds from two structural classes CompoundStructural class 50% APOPTOTIC, μM 7A Benzodiazepine 3.3 7BBenzodiazepine 0.37 7C Tetrahydroquinoline 10 7D Tetrahydroquinoline 3.37H Benzodiazepine 0.37 7I Benzodiazepine 0.04 7J Benzodiazepine 2.50 7NTetrahydroquinoline 3.3 7O Tetrahydroquinoline 10 7P Tetrahydroquinoline25 7Q Tetrahydroquinoline 30 7R Tetrahydroquinoline 30 7STetrahydroquinoline 50 7T Tetrahydroquinoline 90

Example III Compound Induced Regression of Tumors In Vivo

[0343] This example demonstrates that tumor regression resulting incomplete cure was observed in a human tumor xenograft model in which oneof the compounds was evaluated.

[0344] Methods

[0345] Compound 7H was evaluated against a human tumor xenograft model;this data has been presented by Hunt et al. (2000, J. Med. Chem.43:3587). Fragments of the HCT116 colon tumor were implantedsubcutaneously in mice, and allowed to grow. The period of time requiredfor tumor volume to double, TVDT, was determined. Compoundadministration was initiated when tumors were between 100 and 300 mg.Compound was dissolved in 10% ethanol and dosed orally once daily at 600mg/kg for ten doses, Monday through Friday. Groups of eight mice weretreated. Cures were evaluated after elapse of a post-treatment periodthat was greater than ten TVDT. A mouse was considered cured when nomass that was larger than 35 mg was present at the site of tumorimplant. Drug-treated mice that died before the first death in theparallel control group were considered to have died from drug-relatedtoxicity. Groups of mice with more than one death were not used in theevaluation of efficacy.

[0346] Results and Conclusions

[0347] Among the eight mice treated with compound 7H, seven miceexperienced cure of the tumor, with one death that was attributed todrug related toxicity. The observation that treatment with compound 7Hproduces tumor regression resulting in complete cure is consistent witha model in which the compound acts on a cellular target to cause death.

Example IV Compound-Induced Apoptosis in the C. elegans Germline

[0348] This example demonstrates that treatment with the compounds alsoproduces a specific apoptotic effect on the nematode C. elegans.

[0349] Methods

[0350] The compounds were applied to early larval and adult C. eleganshermaphrodites by mixing a concentrated DMSO solution of the compoundwith heat-killed OP50 bacteria in a salt solution. The bacteria werethen applied to agar plates and worms of the appropriate age seeded ontothe plates. Compounds 7A, 7B, 7C, 7D, 7H, 7I and 7J were applied toworms at a final concentration of 1.5 mM. and the resulting visiblephenotypes analyzed. The phenotype of apoptosis in C. elegans wasquantified as follows: Germ cells in the C. elegans hermaphrodite gonadprogress through various stages of differentiation to become mature ova.At the pachytene stage of meiotic prophase, some germ cells undergoprogrammed cell death (apoptosis) as part of normal development. Theapoptotic corpses resulting from this process can be visualized byhigh-resolution Nomarski optics and are readily distinguishable cells tothe trained eye from viable germ cells by their compact, button-likeappearance. Necrotic cells, which are rarer, have a less compactappearance. Apoptosis is most reliably distinguished from necrosis,however, by its requirement for the core apoptotic machinery, such as afunctional caspase/ced-3 gene. Since C. elegans has symmetrical anteriorand posterior gonad structures, referred to as “arms”, apoptosis isscored by visually counting the apoptotic corpses present in a 1-2 dayold adult in each germline arm. Normal, untreated worms rarely containmore than 2 corpses per arm. In a treated sample, the number of wormsthat contain more than 2 corpses provides a very accurate indicator ofthe apoptotic effect of the treatment.

[0351] Results and Conclusions

[0352] Compounds 7A, 7B, 7C, 7D, 7H, 7I and 7J were applied to groups of10-19 worms, and worms were examined for an apoptosis phenotype in thegermline. The results are presented in Table 2. Adult worms treated withcompound 7B showed the most striking increase in the number of apoptoticcorpses in the adult germline. For example, while a typical germline armin untreated wild-type adult worms contains 0-2 apoptotic corpses at anytime (the average is 0.6 corpses/arm); treatment with compound 7B at 0.8mM or higher increased the observed number of corpses to 5-7. Compounds7A, 7C, 7D, 7H, 7I and 7J were found to have a similar effect tocompound 7B, increasing the mean number of apoptotic corpses in thegermline. In FIG. 1, the percentage of the germline arms from eachtreated group that contain more than 2 apoptotic corpses is displayed.TABLE 2 Frequency of observation of the stated number of apoptoticcorpses per germline arm in wild-type worms treated with either compoundor a vehicle control. % arms Corpses/germline arm N with >2 0 1 2 3 4 >4tested mean SD corpses Vehicle 7 4 0 0 0 0 11 0.4 0.5 0 7A 1 4 2 3 0 111 2.0 1.4 36 7B 0 0 1 1 0 10 12 6.9 2.8 92 7C 0 0 0 4 0 6 10 4.4 1.3100 7D 0 2 3 2 2 1 10 3.0 2.1 50 7H 5 4 A 3 2 0 17 1.6 1.4 29 7I 1 3 3 12 1 12 2.3 1.7 33 7J 3 4 1 4 4 3 19 2.8 2.3 59 7K 5 3 6 3 1 1 19 1.7 1.426

Example V The Compounds Mediate Apoptosis Via the Canonical Pathway

[0353] This example demonstrates that the specific apoptotic effects ofthe compounds on C. elegans are abolished by a mutation in caspase/ced-3or in APAF-1/ced-4, indicating that the compounds mediate their effectsvia the canonical apoptotic pathway.

[0354] Methods

[0355] Early larval and adult C. elegans hermaphrodites were treatedwith compound and the phenotype of apoptosis in the germline arm wasquantified as described in Example IV.

[0356] Results and Conclusions

[0357] Early larval and adult C. elegans hermaphrodites that were mutantfor the genes for caspase/ced-3 or APAF-1/ced-4 were treated withcompound 7B at 1.6 mM, and the phenotype of apoptosis in the germlinearm was quantified. Table 3 contains the numerical data from thisexperiment, and FIG. 2 provides a graphical display of the data. Whiletreatment of wild-type worms with compound 7B increases the averagenumber of apoptotic corpses per germline arm from an average of 0.4 perarm to an average of 6.9 per arm, no increase in corpses was observedwhen caspase/ced-3 or in APAF-1/ced-4 mutants were treated. Thisobservation shows that the drug-induced increase in frequency ofgermline corpses described in Example IV is dependent on the presence offunctional components of the canonical apoptotic pathway, and supportsthe assertion that the increase in corpses is indeed due to an increasein apoptosis. TABLE 3 Frequency of observation of the stated number ofapoptotic corpses per germline arm in wild-type or mutant worms treatedwith 7B or vehicle. Geno- Corpses/germline arm N % arms with >2 type 0 12 3 4 >4 tested mean SD corpses WT Vehicle 11 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 7B 0 00 1 0 10 11 6.25 1.25 100 ced3 Vehicle 11 2 0 0 0 0 13 0.15 0.38 0 7B 121 0 0 0 0 13 0.08 0.28 0 ced4 Vehicle 10 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 7B 11 2 0 00 0 13 0.15 0.38 0

Example VI RNAi of mRNA for RabGGT Subunits Causes Apoptosis in C.elegans

[0358] This example demonstrates that treatment of the nematode C.elegans with a reagent that destroys the messenger RNA (RNAi) againsteither subunit of RabGGT results in a specific apoptotic phenotype.

[0359] Methods

[0360] DNA encoding GGTase alpha/M57.2 (GenBank entry NM-067966) andGGTase beta/B0280.1 (GenBank entry NM 066158) was amplified from a C.elegans genomic DNA template by PCR (Takara LA Taq DNA polymerase) usingoligonucleotides containing gene-specific priming sequences that wereflanked by sequences encoding the T7 polymerase priming site. Thegene-specific priming sequences targeted the first 5 exons of B0280.1(product size˜2 kiloBases) and the first four exons of M57.2 (productsize˜1 kiloBases). The PCR products were analyzed by gel electrophoresisto confirm that the correct product size was obtained. RNA wastranscribed from the PCR product using the MEGAscript High YieldTranscription Kit (Ambion) according to manufacturer's instructions.Directly after transcription, the RNA was annealed by heating to 68° C.for 20 minutes. The double stranded RNA (dsRNA) was checked for productquality by gel electrophoresis. The dsRNA was then ethanol-precipitated,washed once with 100% ethanol and twice with 70% ethanol and the pelletwas allowed to air dry for 30 minutes. The dsRNA was re-suspended in 1×IM buffer (20 mM KPO₄, 3 mM potassium citrate, 2% PEG 6000) in volumeequal to the original in vitro transcription reaction, and stored at−20° C.

[0361] For RNAi treatment of worms, wild type animals at the L2/L3 stageof development were collected in M9 buffer at˜50 animals/μl (M9 is 0.044M KH₂PO₄, 0.085 M Na₂HPO₄, 0.18 M NaCl and 1 mM MgSO₄). 1 μl of thisnematode suspension was added to 3 μl of dsRNA and incubated for 24hours in a sealed 96 well plate at 20° C. in a humidified chamber.

[0362] Animals were allowed to develop to adulthood before compoundtreatment and/or assay of germline apoptosis as described in Example IV.

[0363] Results and Conclusions

[0364] Use of an RNAi reagent against either the alpha or beta subunitof the nematode RabGGT enzyme was found to induce the formation ofapoptotic corpses in the germline of C. elegans. While a typicalgermline arm in untreated adults contains, on average, less than oneapoptotic corpse; treatment with an RNAi reagent against the RabGGTalpha subunit increased the average number observed to 2.4 corpses/arm.Treatment with an RNAi reagent against the RabGGT beta subunit increasedthe average number observed to 9 corpses/arm. The graph displayed inFIG. 3 shows the percentage of germline arms that contained greater than2 apoptotic corpses. Ablation of the mRNA for a protein by RNAi or othermethods has been demonstrated to result in a reduction of the quantityand hence cellular function of the encoded protein. Thus, it appearsthat a reduction in RabGGT function is sufficient to induce apoptosis incells of the C. elegans germline.

Example VII Genetic Analysis of Sensitivity Connects the CompoundActivity and Rab GGTase in Inducing Apoptosis

[0365] This example demonstrates that treatment of the nematode C.elegans with a low dose of RNAi against a RabGGT subunit acts in synergywith low doses of this same set of compounds, to result in a specificapoptotic phenotype.

[0366] Methods

[0367] Early larval and adult C. elegans hermaphrodites were treatedwith compound as described in Example IV. RNAi preparation and treatmentwas performed as described in Example VI. The phenotype of apoptosis inthe germline arm was quantified as described in Example IV.

[0368] Results and Conclusions

[0369] To test the hypothesis that RabGGT is a direct target of the 7Bcompound, we examined the effect of a low dose of compound 7B (0.3 mM)on the amount of apoptosis induced by a reduction in RabGGT function.The rationale behind the experiment is as follows: the effect of asubmaximal compound dose will be substantially increased if the targetactivity is already partially compromised. Since RNAi directed againstthe alpha subunit of RabGGT induces a lower level of germline apoptosisthan RNAi directed against the beta subunit, RNAi directed against thealpha subunit of RabGGT (RabGGT-alpha RNAi) was used to mimic a partialloss of function of the enzyme in adult worms. Table 4 contains data foreach treatment administered separately, and for the treatmentsadministered together. Co-administration of the RabGGT-alpha RNAireagent with 0.3 mM of compound 7B causes an increase in the level ofobserved apoptosis which is far greater than the additive value of theindependent treatments. This can be seen very clearly when the number ofgermline arms containing more than four apoptotic corpses is quantified(Table 4) and displayed graphically (FIG. 4). In compound treated worms,17% of arms have greater than four corpses, while in RNAi treated worms,9% of arms have greater than four corpses. Co-administration of theRabGGT-alpha RNAi reagent with compound 7B increases the percentage ofarms with more than 4 corpses to 88%. Thus, hypersensitivity to thecompound is observed when RabGGT activity is compromised. These findingsare consistent with a model in which compound 7B induces apoptosis in C.elegans by inhibiting the activity of the RabGGT enzyme. TABLE 4Frequency of observation of the stated number of apoptotic corpses pergermline arm in wild-type worms treated with compound 7B and/or RNAiagainst the RabGGT alpha subunit. % arms % arms % arms Corpses/arm Nwith 0-2 with 3-4 with >4 0 1 2 3 4 >4 tested mean SD corpses corpsescorpses Vehicle 9 10 3 0 0 0 22 0.73 0.7 100 0 0 7B 5 5 2 5 3 4 24 2.31.8 50 33 17 RNAi 2 3 4 5 6 2 22 2.7 1.5 41 50 9 7B and 0 1 0 0 2 21 248.0 3.0 4 8 88 RNAi

Example VIII Genetic Analysis of Resistance Connects the CompoundActivity and Rab GGTase in Inducing Apoptosis

[0370] This example demonstrates that a mutation in the nematode C.elegans that confers resistance to the apoptotic effects of thecompounds also confers resistance to the apoptotic effects of RNAiagainst a RabGGT subunit.

[0371] Methods

[0372] Early larval and adult C. elegans hermaphrodites were treatedwith compound as described in Example IV. RNAi preparation and treatmentwas performed as described in Example VI. The phenotype of apoptosis inthe germline arm was quantified as described in Example IV.

[0373] Results and Conclusions

[0374] As a further genetic test of the interaction between compound 7Band RabGGT, we examined the effect of a reduction in RabGGT activity inmutants that are resistant to compound 7B. The rationale was as follows:if compound 7B induces apoptosis by inactivation of RabGGT, then thesame mutations that decrease 7B-induced apoptosis would be expected todecrease the apoptotic effect induced by lack of RabGGT. We examined amutant strain that is strongly resistant to induction of apoptosis bycompounds 7A-J. The resistance conferred by this mutation appearsspecific to compounds of the type exemplified by 7A-7J, since the mutantdoes not display any cross-resistance to the effects of a range ofunrelated compounds (data not shown). RNAi treatment against the RabGGTalpha subunit was performed on this strain as described in Example VI.In the mutant strain the apoptotic effect of RNAi treatment against theRabGGT alpha subunit was strongly reduced (FIG. 5). Thus we have shownthat a mutant that is resistant to compound 7B-induced apoptosis is alsoinsensitive to RabGGT (RNAi)-induced apoptosis. These findings areconsistent with the model that compound 7B induces apoptosis in C.elegans by inactivating the RabGGT enzyme.

Example IX RNAi of mRNA for RabGGT Subunits Inhibits Proliferation in aHuman Cell Line

[0375] This example demonstrates that RNAi treatment of a human cellline with reagents against either the alpha or the beta subunit of theRabGGT enzyme has an anti-proliferative effect.

[0376] Methods

[0377] HCT-116 human colon tumor cells obtained from the ATCC were grownin RPMI culture medium supplemented with 10% heat inactivated FBS, 1×penicillin/streptomycin, and 25 mM HEPES, in an incubator maintained at37° C. with CO₂ at 6% and humidity at 95%. HCT116 cells were plated in96 well plates at 2000 cells/100 μl media per well and incubated for 24hours before RNAi treatment. For treatment, a 2× solution ofLipofectamine 2000/siRNA complexes was generated for each individualsiRNA as follows. The siRNA oligonucleotides (Xeragon; Huntsville Ala.)were diluted to a final concentration of 1 μM in Optimem serum-freemedia (Invitrogen; Carlsbad, Calif.) and incubated for 5 minutes at roomtemperature. The Lipofectamine 2000 reagent (Invitrogen; Carlsbad,Calif.) was diluted to 10 μg/ml in Optimem serum-free media andincubated for 5 minutes at room temperature. Equal volumes of the 1 μMsiRNA oligonucleotides and the 10 μg/ml Lipofectamine 2000 were mixedtogether, giving a 5× stock of siRNA/Lipofectamine 2000 complexes. Afterincubation for 20 minutes at room temperature, 1.5 volumes of RPMImedium containing 10% heat inactivated FBS was added to the 5× stock,resulting in a 2× stock of siRNA/Lipofectamine 2000 complexes. For RNAitreatment, 100 μof the 2× stock of siRNA/Lipofectamine 2000 complexeswas added to each well containing HCT116 cells, to give a finalconcentration of 1× siRNA/Lipofectamine 2000 complexes. Cells wereincubated for 72 hours prior to the proliferation assay. Threereplicates were performed for each siRNA treatment.

[0378] The effect of RNAi treatment directed against RabGGT subunits oncellular proliferation was assayed using a 3H-thymidine incorporationassay. The principle of this assay is as follows: During S-phase of thecell cycle, cells incorporate thymidine into the new strand of genomicDNA. Tritiated thymidine can be added to the culture medium and will beincorporated into genomic DNA in proportion to the number of rounds ofDNA synthesis that occur. Incorporation can be quantified followinglysis of the cells and removal of unincorporated nucleotides.RNAi-treated cells prepared as described above were assayed for3H-thymidine uptake as follows. The cells were pulsed with 3H-thymidineby addition of 20 μl of a 44 μCi/ml solution of 3H-thymidine in RPMI toeach well, to obtain a final concentration of 3H-thymidine of 4 μCi/ml.After incubation for 3 h at 37° C., the medium was removed and 50 μl of0.25% trypsin in phosphate buffered saline (140 mM NaCl, 2.7 mM KCl, 10mM Na₂HPO₄ and 1.8 mM KH₂PO₄, pH 7.4) was added. After 10 minutes, thecontents of the wells were harvested onto a 96-well GF/C filter plate(Whatman; Clifton N.J.) using a Hewlett Packard Filtermate. The filterplate was washed 10 times with distilled water, then left to dryovernight. After the addition of 50 μl of Microscint-20 scintillationfluid (Perkin Elmer; Boston, Mass.) per well, the filter plates weresealed and the amount of radioactivity retained on the filter wasdetermined by scintillation counting. The average of the three replicatesamples is reported.

Results and Conclusions

[0379] We designed synthetic double-stranded oligonucleotides (siRNAs)suitable for performing RNAi treatment against either the alpha subunit(Genbank entry NM_(—)004581) or beta subunit (Genbank entryNM_(—)004582) of the human RabGGT enzyme (Table 5). Treatment of the HCT116 human colon cell line with siRNA reagents against the alpha subunitresulted in a reduction of 3H-thymidine incorporation that ranged from17% to 63% of control values (Table 5). Treatment of the HCT 116 humancolon cell line with siRNA reagents against the beta subunit resulted ina reduction of 3H-thmidine incorporation that ranged from 36% to 77% ofcontrol values (Table 5). Thus, RNAi treatment with all six of the siRNAreagents against RabGGT resulted in a reduction in 3H-thymidine uptake.This result is displayed graphically in FIG. 6. Varying efficacy amongsiRNAs targeting the same gene is not uncommon, since thecharacteristics that are required for effective destruction of thetarget mRNA are not understood (Elbashir et al., 2002; Methods 26:199).The observed reduction in 3H-thymidine incorporation resulting from RNAitreatment against RabGGT could be the result of an inhibition ofproliferation, or the result of increased cell death among the treatedcells. This data is consistent with a model in which a reduction infunction of the RabGGT enzyme results in apoptosis. TABLE 5 Structure ofsiRNA reagents and effect on 3H-thymidine incorporation in HCT116 cellsBases of 3H-thy siRNA sense siRNA antisense coding region incorp. %siRNA Gene targeted strand strand targeted of control Alpha-1RabGGT-alpha GGCAGAACU CAGGAAGCC 268-291 33 GGGCUUCCU CAGUUCUGC GTT (SEQID CTT (SEQ ID NO:01) NO:02) Alpha-2 RabGGT-alpha AGAGCUGGA CUGCACCAGC628-651 17 GCUGGUGCA UCCAGCUCUT GTT (SEQ ID T (SEQ ID NO:03) NO:04)Alpha-3 RabGGT-alpha GAUGGAGUA CACCUCGGCA 1309-1332 63 UGCCGAGGUUACUCCAUCT GTT (SEQ ID T (SEQ ID NO:05) NO:06) Beta-1 RabGGT-betaCUUUGGCUU UUCCCCAACA 493-516 77 UGUUGGGGA AAGCCAAAGT ATT (SEQ ID T (SEQID NO:07) NO:08) Beta-2 RabGGT-beta CGACAAUUA CGCCUGAGG 662-685 39CCCUCAGGCG GUAAUUGUC TT (SEQ ID GTT (SEQ ID NO:09) NO:10) Beta-3RabGGT-beta GAUGAAGAA AUCCCCCCGU 812-835 36 ACGGGGGGA UUCUUCAUCT UTT(SEQ ID T (SEQ ID NO:11) NO:12) Non- none UUCUCCGAA ACGUGACAC none 100 silencing CGUGUCACG GUUCGGAGA UTT (SEQ ID ATT (SEQ ID NO:13) NO:14)

Example X Biochemical Assay of Compound Inhibition of RabGGT Activity InVitro

[0380] This example demonstrates that certain compounds inhibit RabGGTactivity with nanomolar potency using a direct in vitro assay, and thatdifferent structural classes of compound may differ in the dose-responserelationship for inhibition.

[0381] Methods

[0382] The effect of compounds 7A through 7T on RabGGT activity wasquantified using a filter binding assay that measures the transfer of(3H) geranylgeranyl groups (GG) from all-trans-(3H)geranylgeranylpyrophosphate (3H-GGPP) to recombinant Rab3A protein (Shen & Seabra,1996, JBC, 271 :3692; Armstrong et al., 1996, Methods in Enzymology257:30). Modifications to published protocols are noted explicitlybelow.

[0383] Recombinant rat RabGGT, expressed using the Sf9/baculovirussystem, was purchased from Calbiochem (cat. no. 345855). Recombinantunprenylated human Rab3A was obtained from Panvera.(cat. no. P2173).Human REβ-1, expressed in Sf9 cells, was obtained from Calbiochem (cat.no. 554000). Tritium labeled geranylgeranyl pyrophosphate was purchasedfrom Amersham Pharmacia Biotech (15 Ci/mmol). Unlabeled GGPP waspurchased from Sigma (cat. no. G-6025).

[0384] The reaction buffer contained 50 mM HEPES pH7.4, 5 mM MgCl₂, 1 mMDTT, 1 mM Nβ-40. Solutions of RabGGT, Rab3A, REP-1, and GGPP wereprepared in this reaction buffer. Final protein concentrations in thereaction mixture were modified from the published protocols, with thestandard reaction mixture containing 2 μM Rab3A, 0.2 μM REP-1, 5 μMunlabeled GGPP, 0.5 μM labeled GGPP, and 10-50 nM RabGGT in a totalvolume of 20 μl. The specific activity of (3H)GGPP used in the assay was3000 dpm/pmol.

[0385] Compounds were prepared as 50 mM stocks in DMSO and diluted togive an appropriate concentration for the assay as a 20% DMSO stock. 2μl of the diluted compound stock was added to a 20 μl reaction to give afinal DMSO concentration of 2% in the assay.

[0386] The order of addition of reagents was altered from the publishedprotocols. Reaction mixtures were prepared by sequentially adding Rab3Aand REP-1 proteins to the reaction buffer, followed by compound andRabGGT enzyme to a volume of 18 μl. Reactions were initiated by theaddition of 2 μl of a solution that contained unlabeled and labeledGGPP. After a 30 minute incubation at 37° C., 1 ml of stop solution (1volume of concentrated HCl acid with 9 volumes of ethanol) was added andmixed. The solution was then incubated at room temperature for 1 hour tocompletely precipitate proteins.

[0387] The precipitate was collected by vacuum filtration using a vacuumfiltration manifold (Millipore model 1225) onto 25 mm GF/A filters(Whatman) that were prewetted with ethanol. The tubes were rinsed twicewith 1 ml ethanol which was also poured over the filters. Each filterwas subsequently washed three times with 2 mls of ethanol per wash,dried under vacuum, and then put in scintillation vials. Fourmilliliters of scintillation fluid was added and the radioactivity wasquantified on a scintillation counter. Several types of blank reactionswere conducted including withholding the enzyme, the substrate, or theaccessory protein REP-1, or replacing the compound solution with a 20%DMSO solution. For the substrate titration experiment, the equimolaramounts of Rab3A and REP-1 were mixed and preincubated for 30 min atroom temperature before addition of the enzyme.

[0388] The data was analyzed by non-linear regression analysis methodsusing the program PRIZM (GraphPad Software, Inc.). Inhibition constantswere obtained by analyzing the data using the one site competitionequation provided by the software. FIG. 7 presents a typical data seriesobtained for compound 7B using these methods.

[0389] Results and Conclusions

[0390] Data presented in Table 6 shows that compounds 7A, 7B, 7H, 7I,7J, 7N, 7O, 7P, 7Q, and 7S inhibit the activity of rat RabGGT enzymewith IC50 values of less than 100 nM, while 7R and 7T are weakerinhibitors. IC90 values for inhibition of RabGGT are also presented inTable 6. The multiple of the IC90 value relative to the IC90 value isalso presented in Table 6. For the benzodiazepine compounds 7A, 7B, 7H,7I, and 7J, the IC90 value is between 5 and 9 times the IC50 value. Forthe tetrahydroquinoline compounds 7N, 7O, 7P, 7Q, 7R, 7S and 7T the IC90value is between 12 and 49 times the IC50 value. The difference in themultiple of the IC90 value relative to the IC90 value for the twoclasses of compounds indicates that the dose-response relationship isdifferent for each class. Such a difference in dose response may haveconsequences in an in vivo situation. If it is necessary to completelyeliminate the function of an enzyme to produce a given measured effect,IC90 values for inhibition of that enzyme will show a closerrelationship to that effect than IC50 values. TABLE 6 Results of an invitro assay that measures RabGGT activity in the presence of compounds.RabGGT RabGGT Compound Structural class IC50, nM IC90, nM IC90/IC50 7ABenzodiazepine 36 295 8 7B Benzodiazepine 21 199 9 7H Benzodiazepine 21115 5 7I Benzodiazepine 16 93 6 7J Benzodiazepine 12 58 5 7NTetrahydroquinoline 25 309 12 7O Tetrahydroquinoline 58 1117 19 7PTetrahydroquinoline 84 2162 26 7Q Tetrahydroquinoline 47 2298 49 7RTetrahydroquinoline 541 10064 19 7S Tetrahydroquinoline 73 1404 19 7TTetrahydroquinoline 1433 >15000 >10

Example XI Relationship Between Inhibition of RabGGT In Vitro andInduction of Apoptosis In Vivo

[0391] This example demonstrates a relationship between the level ofinhibition of RabGGT enzyme activity in vitro and the ability of thecompound to induce apoptosis in an HCTI 16 cell line.

[0392] Methods

[0393] The assay for compound inhibition of RabGGT function is describedin Example X.

[0394] Methods for assaying apoptotic activity of compounds on HCTI 16cells are described in Example II.

[0395] Results and Conclusions.

[0396] Table 7 provides the IC50 and IC90 values established bybiochemical assays for inhibition of RabGGT, and also provides theminimum concentration required to achieve apoptosis of 50% of the HCT116cells in a culture system. The data for IC90 values and apoptosis valuesare also presented in a graphical form in FIGS. 8a, 8 b, and 8 c. InTable 7, compounds are ranked according to their potency in theapoptosis assay and are presented according to structural class.

[0397] When IC90 values for RabGGT inhibition are examined, acorrelation between potency in the RabGGT inhibition assay and potencyin the apoptosis assay is apparent. The square of the Pearson productmoment correlation coefficient (the R-squared value) for the apoptosisvalues and the RabGGT IC90 values is 0.7, which can be interpreted as70% of the variance in apoptosis values being attributable to thevariance in RabGGT inhibition. Of the 12 compounds assayed, only twocompounds deviate from their rank order position in Table 7: Compounds7J and 7S show lower potency in the apoptosis assay than would bepredicted by their potency in the RabGGT inhibition assay. Suchoccasional deviation (2 compounds out of 12) between rank in one assayand rank in another is not unexpected given the number of variables ineach assay. We conclude that inhibition of RabGGT activity is related tothe apoptotic activity of these compounds.

[0398] A correlation between potency in the RabGGT inhibition assay andpotency in the apoptosis assay is also apparent when IC50 values forRabGGT inhibition are examined for their relationship to potency in theapoptosis assay. The R-squared value for the apoptosis values and theRabGGT IC90 values is 0.7, which can be interpreted as 70% of thevariance in apoptosis values being attributable to the variance inRabGGT inhibition. Compounds 7J, 7P and 7Q deviate from their rank orderposition. However we note that the tetrahydroquinoline class in generalis less potent at inducing apoptosis than would be predicted based ontheir IC50 value as a measure of potency in the RabGGT inhibition assay.For example, compounds 7A and 7Q have similar IC50 values for RabGGTinhibition, whereas they show a 9-fold difference in potency in theapoptosis assay. The difference in potency in the apoptosis assay is incloser agreement with IC90 values for RabGGT inhibition by 7A and 7Q,which show an 8-fold difference. The observation that IC90 values forRabGGT inhibition show a better relationship to potency in the apoptosisassay than do IC50 values indicates that an almost total loss ofcellular RabGGT activity may be required for induction of apoptosis.RabGGT cellular activity may be present in an amount that exceeds thegeneral need, and a cell may be able to subsist with only 50% of thatactivity present. TABLE 7 Results of an in vitro assay upon RabGGTactivity and results of an assay of apoptotic activity upon human cells.HCT116 50% apoptosis, RabGGT RabGGT Compound Structural class μM IC50,nM IC90, nM 7I Benzodiazepine 0.04 16 93 7H Benzodiazepine 0.37 21 1157B Benzodiazepine 0.37 21 199 7J Benzodiazepine 2.5 12 58 7ABenzodiazepine 3.3 36 295 7N Tetrahydroquinoline 3.3 25 309 7OTetrahydroquinoline 10 58 1117 7P Tetrahydroquinoline 25 84 2162 7QTetrahydroquinoline 30 47 2298 7R Tetrahydroquinoline 30 541 10064 7STetrahydroquinoline 50 73 1404 7T Tetrahydroquinoline 90 1433 >15000

[0399] In FIG. 8a, Data from the benzodiazepine class of compounds: TheIC90 for RabGGT inhibition in nanomoles is shown on the Y axis and theminimum concentration required for induce 50% apoptosis in an HCT116cell culture is shown on the X axis.

[0400] In FIG. 8b, Data from the tetrahydroquinolone class of compounds:The IC90 for RabGGT inhibition in nanomoles is shown on the Y axis andthe minimum concentration required for induce 50% apoptosis in an HCT116 cell culture is shown on the X axis.

[0401] In FIG. 8c, Data from compounds 7A through 7Q. Compounds 7R, 7S,and 7T are represented in FIG. 8b, and have been omitted from thisfigure for graphical clarity rather than because they alter the trend ofthe observations. The IC90 for RabGGT inhibition in nanomoles is shownon the Y axis and the minimum concentration required for induce 50%apoptosis in an HCT 116 cell culture is shown on the X axis.

Example XII Lack of Relationship Between Inhibition of FarnesylTransferase (FT) In Vitro and Induction of Apoptosis In Vivo

[0402] This example demonstrates that there is no obvious relationshipbetween the level of inhibition of FT enzyme activity in vitro and theability of the compound to induce apoptosis in an HCT116 cell line.

[0403] Methods

[0404] Biochemical assays for inhibition of FT were performed asdescribed by Mann et al. (1995, Drug Dev. Res. 34: 121) with themodifications described by Ding et al. (1999, J. Med. Chem., 42:5241)

[0405] Methods for assaying apoptotic activity of compounds on HCT116cells are described in Example II.

[0406] Results and Conclusions

[0407] Compounds 7A-7J are from a class of compounds that is predictedto have FT-inhibitory activity (Ding et al., 1999, J. Med. Chem.,42:5241), while compounds 7N-7T also possess structural characteristicsthat make them potential FT inhibitors. We examined the possibility thatinhibition of FT activity was related to the apoptotic activity of thesecompounds. Table 8 presents the compounds grouped according tostructural class and provides the IC50 and IC90 values for inhibition ofFT. Table 8 also provides the minimum concentration required to achieveapoptosis of 50% of the HCT116 cells in a culture system. The data forIC50 values and apoptosis values are also presented in a graphical formin FIG. 9. TABLE 8 Results of an in vitro assay upon FT activity andresults of an assay of apoptotic activity upon human cells. HCT116 50%apoptosis, FT FT Compound Structural class μM IC50, nM IC90, nM 7IBenzodiazepine 0.04 1.4 11 7H Beazodiazepine 0.37 4.1 360 7BBenzodiazepine 0.37 7.8 110 7J Benzodiazepine 2.5 0.8 7 7ABenzodiazepine 3.3 2.4 30 7N Tetrahydroquinoline 3.3 0.7 9 7OTetrahydroquinoline 10 1.4 8 7P Tetrahydroquinoline 25 0.7 4 7QTetrahydroquinoline 30 0.6 6 7R Tetrahydroquinoline 30 1.5 9 7STetrahydroquinoline 50 15.5 255 7T Tetrahydroquinoline 90 3.7 48

[0408] In the data presented in Table 8, compounds are ranked accordingto their potency in the apoptosis assay. The compounds are all potentinhibitors of FT, with only a 20-fold range being observed in the IC50values (0.7 nM to 15.5 nM) whereas values in the apoptosis assay rangeover 2200-fold. When IC50 values for FT inhibition are examined fortheir relationship to potency in the apoptosis assay, no correlation isapparent. The R-squared value for the apoptosis values and the FT IC50values is less than 0.1, which can be interpreted as less than 10% ofthe variance in apoptosis values being attributable to the variance ininhibition of 50% of FT activity. No general correlation with rank orderposition can be seen; at least 8 compounds deviate between ranking theirpotency for FT inhibition and ranking their potency for apoptosisinduction. The conclusion that there is no correlation between potencyin the apoptosis assay and potency in the FT inhibition assay is notaltered by examination of IC90 values for FT inhibition. The R-squaredvalue for the apoptosis values and the FT IC90 values is less than 0.01,indicating that none of the variance in apoptosis values is attributableto the variance in inhibiting 90% of FT activity.

[0409]FIG. 9 provides a graphical display of the data from Table 8. Notrend can be observed in the data by visual inspection. We conclude thatinhibition of FT activity is not related to the apoptotic activity ofthese compounds.

Example XIII Conservation of Structure Between the RabGGT Enzymes fromC. elegans, R. norvegicus and H. sapiens

[0410] This example demonstrates that the active site of the RabGGTenzyme is conserved between C. elegans, R. norvegicus and H. sapiens,such that a compound which blocks the active site in one species wouldbe reasonably expected to show the same activity in all species.

[0411] Methods

[0412] Structural models of the RabGGT alpha subunits from C. elegans(GenBank entry NM_(—)067966) and from Homo sapiens (GenBank entryNM_(—)004581) were developed based on sequence alignment with thehomologous protein rat RabGGT alpha (GenBank entry NM_(—)031654) whosestructure in the RabGGT complex is available in the Protein Data Bank as1DCE (Zhang et al., 2000, Structure 8:241). Sequence alignments of theRabGGT alpha subunit are shown in Table 9a and Table 10a.

[0413] Structural models of the RabGGT beta subunits from C. elegans(GenBank entry NM_(—)066158) and from H. sapiens (GenBank entryNM-004582) were developed based on sequence alignment with thehomologous protein rat RabGGT beta (GenBank entry NM_(—)138708) whosestructure in the RabGGT complex is available in the Protein Data Bank as1DCE (Zhang et al., 2000, Structure 8:241). Sequence alignments of theRabGGT beta subunit are shown in Table 9b and Table 10b.

[0414] The program LOOK was used for alignments and the model buildingmodule within LOOK, SEGMOD, was used to build the homology models(Levitt, (1992), J. Mol. Biol. 226: 507-533; Levitt, (1983), J. Mol.Biol. 170: 723-764). The co-ordinates for the structural model of H.sapiens RabGGT are presented in Table 11 (RabGGT alpha subunit) andTable 12 (RabGGT beta subunit). In both Tables 11 and 12, “Atom No”refers to the atom number within the RabGGT alpha or beta subunithomology model; “Atom name” refers to the element whose coordinates aremeasured, the first letter in the column defines the element; “Residue”refers to the amino acid within which the atom resides, with the numberrepresenting the amino acid number of the “residue”; “X Coord”, “YCoord”, and “Z Coord” structurally define the atomic position of theelement measured in three dimensions.

[0415] The quality of the models was evaluated as follows: In order torecognize errors in three-dimensional structures knowledge based meanfields can be used to judge the quality of protein folds (Hendlich etal., 1990, J. Mol. Biol. 216:167). These methods can be used torecognize misfolded structures as well as faulty parts of structuralmodels. The technique generates an energy graph where the energydistribution for a given protein fold is displayed on the y-axis andresidue position in the protein fold is displayed on the x-axis. Theknowledge based mean fields compose a force field derived from a set ofglobular protein structures taken as a subset from the Protein Data Bank(Bernstein et al., 1977, J. Mol. Biol. 112:535). An energy value of lessthan zero is considered to represent a stable 3-dimensional structure.To analyze the quality of a model, the energy distribution of residuesis plotted and compared to the energy distribution of the template fromwhich the model was generated.

[0416] Results and Conclusions

[0417] The amino acid sequence of the H. sapiens RabGGT alpha subunit(HsA) has 91% identity and 93% similarity with that of Rattus norvegicus(RatA). The proteins are both 567 amino acids in length. The amino acidsequence of the H. sapiens RabGGT beta subunit (HsB) has 95% identityand 97% similarity with that of R. norvegicus (RatB). The proteins areboth 331 amino acids in length. The crystal structure of a RabGGTcomplex consisting of the rat alpha and beta subunits has been describedat 2 angstrom (A) resolution (H Zhang et al., 2000, Struct. Fold. Des.8:241). The sequences of HsA and HsB were overlaid onto the crystalstructure of the RatA/RatB complex (FIG. 10). There were no insertionsor deletions. The free energy plots for the models are shown in FIG. 11.There is near identity between the energy distribution of the model andthat of the template from which the model was generated, with themajority of residues having energy values below zero. This indicatesthat the human RabGGT as modeled represents a stable 3-dimensionalstructure of high quality.

[0418] The putative binding pocket for inhibitors of RabGGT activity canbe hypothesized by comparison with farnesyl transferase (FT), a closelyrelated enzyme that has very similar structure and function (Long etal., 2002, Nature 419:645). The structure of FT in complex with knowninhibitory compounds has been determined; in this example we used anoverlay of an FT/inhibitor complex described by Long et al. (2001, Proc.Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 98:12948). Of the residues lining the putativebinding pocket, all three within the alpha subunit and all 12 within thebeta subunit are identical between the two proteins and exist within aregion of high conservation and high identity (Table 9a and b). In theenzyme from R. norvegicus, and the enzyme from H. sapiens, the residueswithin 5A of the active site are Asn A103, Lys A105, Tyr A107, Ser B42,Tyr B44, Leu B45, Trp B52, Arg B144, Asp B238, Cys B240, Tyr B241, AspB280, Asp B287, Phe B289, His B290, where A refers to the alpha subunitand B to the beta subunit.

[0419] The amino acid sequence of the C. elegans RabGGT alpha subunit(CeA) has 38% identity and 53% similarity with that of R. norvegicus(RatA). RatA is 567 amino acids in length and CeA is 580 amino acids.The amino acid sequence of the C. elegans RabGGT beta subunit (CeB) has53% identity and 72% similarity with that of R. norvegicus (RatB). RatBis 331 amino acids in length and CeB is 335 amino acids. The sequencesof CeA and CeB were overlaid onto the crystal structure of the RatA/RatBcomplex (FIG. 12). One large insertion in CeA (80-94) corresponded to aloop between helices 3 and 4 in RatA. A substantial deletion in CeA atresidue 316, corresponding to RatA residues 300-305, occurs within abeta-sheet at some distance from the proposed binding site and near alarge loop. Another insertion in CeA (residues 439-442 at RatA 428) isalso at some distance from the binding site and appears to occur withhelix 17 of the RatA structure. The free energy plots for the models areshown in FIG. 13. There is a strong correspondence between the energydistribution of the model and that of the template from which the modelwas generated, with the majority of residues having energy values belowzero. This indicates that the C. elegans RabGGT as modeled represents astable 3-dimensional structure of high quality.

[0420] Of the residues lining the putative binding pocket of RabGGT, allthree residues within the alpha subunit are identical between the twoproteins and exist within a region of high conservation and highidentity. Of the 12 residues in the beta subunit determined to be in thebinding pocket, all but two were identical and existed in regions ofhigh identity (Table 9a and 9b). In the enzyme from C. elegans, theresidues within 5A of the active site are Asn A119, Lys A121, Tyr A123,Ala B48 (non-identity to rat), His B50 (non-identity to rat), Leu B51,Trp B58, Arg B150, Asp B244, Cys B246, Tyr B247, Asp B286, Asp 293, PheB295, His B296, where A refers to the alpha subunit and B to the betasubunit.

[0421] The data presented in this example demonstrates that high qualitystructural models of human and nematode RabGGT structure can begenerated based on the crystal structure that has been obtained for therat protein. In these models, the active site of the RabGGT enzyme isconserved between C. elegans, R. norvegicus and H. sapiens, such that acompound which blocks the active site in one species would be reasonablyexpected to show the same activity in all species. Therefore theobservation that certain compounds inhibit the rat RabGGT enzyme withnanomolar potency (data presented in Example X), indicates that thesecompounds would have the same inhibitory effect when applied to thehuman RabGGT enzyme. The apoptotic effect of the same compounds whenapplied to C. elegans (data presented in Example IV) may also beinterpreted as arising from inhibition of RabGGT, given that the activesite of the nematode enzyme is conserved with respect to that of the ratenzyme, and that loss of the enzyme function has been directly linked toan apoptotic effect (data presented in Example VI).

Example XIV Modeling Interaction of Compounds with the Active Site ofRabGGT

[0422] This example demonstrates that compounds with apoptotic activityand RabGGT inhibitory activity have the potential to block the activesite of the RabGGT enzyme.

[0423] Methods

[0424] The program Insight (Accelrys, Inc., San Diego, Calif.) was usedto visualize and compare possible binding interactions of compounds withthe active site of RabGGT. The putative binding pocket for inhibitors ofRabGGT activity can be hypothesized by comparison with farnesyltransferase (FT), a closely related enzyme that has very similarstructure and function (Long et al., 2002, Nature 419:645). Thestructure of FT in complex with known inhibitory compounds has beendetermined (for example Long et a.,2001, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA,98:12948; Bell et al., 2002, J. Med. Chem. 45:2388).

[0425] Results and Conclusions

[0426] The active site of RabGGT contains binding sites for a prenylmoiety and the peptide substrate of the enzyme. The crystal structure ofthe RabGGT complex from R. norvegicus is available in the Protein DataBank as 1DCE (Zhang et al., 2000, Structure 8:241). In the enzyme fromR. norvegicus, the active site is composed of residues His B290, CysB240, Asp B238, Tyr B241, Trp B244, Phe B289, Trp B52, Ser B48, Leu B45,Tyr B44, Asp A61, Arg B144, and Lys A105, where A refers to the alphasubunit and B to the beta subunit (FIG. 14a). The derivation of the3-dimensional model of the human enzyme from the rat enzyme crystalstructure resulted in no significant change to the pocket. The pocketsare constitutively identical: the only changes seen were those expectedfrom use of different optimization procedures, which is known to resultin slight shifts in amino acid side chain positions (FIG. 14b).

[0427] The binding pocket of the predicted human RabGGT enzyme is largeand substantially open to solvent on one side (the left side in FIGS.14a-c). It contains a bound atom of zinc, coordinated by histidine B290,cysteine B240, and aspartic acid B238, identical to the motif found inthe rat protein. The floor of the pocket (at the base in FIGS. 14a-c) iscomposed of phenylalanine B289 and tryptophan B52, and the back of thepocket (to the rear in FIGS. 14a-c) of leucine B45, serine B48, andtyrosine B44. In the crystal structure, the top of the pocket (at thetop in FIGS. 14a-c) contains a substantial quantity of bound watermolecules in addition to aspartic acid A6 1; the homology modelmaintains this empty pocket that is occupied by the water molecules inthe crystal structure. RabGGT contains substantial functional, sequence,and structural similarities to farnesyl transferase (FT). In FT, theside of the pocket opposite to that exposed to bulk solvent is known tobe a binding site for a prenyl group. The geranyl-geranyl prenyl groupthat is bound and transferred by RabGGT should occupy the analogouslocation (to the right in FIGS. 14a-c) (Zhang et al., 2000, Structure8:241).

[0428] There is good indication that compounds 7A through 7T would bindin this pocket. FT and RabGGT are similar in the structure of theiractive sites and in their mechanism of substrate modification (Long etal., 2002, Nature 419:645). Compounds 7A through 7T show the ability toinhibit FT with high potency (Table 8), indicating that they bind to theenzyme. Crystal structures of FT in complex with compounds structurallysimilar to 7A through 7H have been reported (Bell et al., 2002, J. Med.Chem. 45:2388). Like 7A through 7H, these compounds contain an imidazolering, a cyanobenzene, and an aromatic moiety, and they have been foundto occlude the peptide-substrate binding site of the FT enzyme. Theimidazole ring functions in its well-known role as a ligand for zinc,while the cyanobenzene moiety was found to form hydrophobic contactswith the prenyl group. As noted, the RabGGT pocket also contains a zincion at the analogous position, and a similar prenyl group is expected tobind to the pocket in the analogous location. The imidazole andcyanobenzene moieties of 7A through 7H are predicted to orient thecompounds in an analogous manner within the RabGGT pocket, occluding thepeptide-binding site of the enzyme. All the compounds have additionalaromatic moieties that may form significant interactions with theenzymes. However, the substrate binding sites of FT and RabGGT have somedifferences that are expected to have a substantial influence on thetype of molecules that can function as effective and specificinhibitors. The binding site of FT is more hydrophobic and, inparticular, is more aromatic. It has been determined that the aromatic“back” region of the FT pocket is constrained and places strictorientation demands on ligands of high affinity (Bell et al., 2002, J.Med. Chem 45:2388). The differences between the pockets of FT and RabGGTin this region, in particular the substitution of tryptophan B602 byleucine B54, would be expected to alter the binding specificity bymaking fewer requirements on orientation and aromaticity. Consequently,compounds of high-affinity for FT might not bind as tightly, if at all,to RabGGT and conversely, specific inhibitors of RabGGT can be designed.

[0429]FIG. 15A depicts two views of compound 7H docked into the putativebinding site of RABGGT. The left view is facing directly into the cavityopening viewed from outside of the protein, the right is viewed from a90 degree rotation. The protein residues are heavy sticks.

[0430] The ligand is represented by thin sticks. The putative bound atomof zinc is represented as a sphere.

[0431]FIG. 15B depicts analogous views of the binding site of thecrystal structure of the complex between farnesyl transferase (FT) andthe FT inhibitor U66 (PDB 1LD7; Bell et al. (2002) J. Med. Chem.45:2388). The views show similar binding patterns between the putativeRab ligand and the Rab binding site and that of the FT ligand and the FTbinding site. Both show a liganding of an imidazole group to an atom ofzinc, a close packing of a cyanophenyl group with a bound prenyl group(shown at the right hand side of the left images and in the middle ofthe right images) and additional hydrophobic functionality, a phenylgroup in the putative Rab ligand and a napthyl group in the FT ligand.

[0432] While the present invention has been described with reference tothe specific embodiments thereof, it should be understood by thoseskilled in the art that various changes may be made and equivalents maybe substituted without departing from the true spirit and scope of theinvention. In addition, many modifications may be made to adapt aparticular situation, material, composition of matter, process, processstep or steps, to the objective, spirit and scope of the presentinvention. All such modifications are intended to be within the scope ofthe claims appended hereto.

[0433] The entire disclosure of each document cited (including patents,patent applications, journal articles, abstracts, laboratory manuals,books, Genbank Accession Numbers, SWISS-PROT Accession Numbers, or otherdisclosures) in the Background of the Invention, Detailed Description,and Examples is hereby incorporated herein by reference. Further, thehard copy of the sequence listing submitted herewith and thecorresponding computer readable form are both incorporated herein byreference in their entireties.

Tables 9a and 9b

[0434] Alignment of the indicated polypeptides chains. (a) RatA: R.norvegicus RabGGT alpha chain (SEQ ID NO:19), with HsA: H. sapiensRabGGT alpha chain (SEQ ID NO:16). (b) RatB: R. norvegicus RabGGT betachain (SEQ ID NO:20), with HsB: H. sapiens RabGGT beta chain (SEQ IDNO:18). “{circumflex over ( )}” indicates residues within 5 Angstrom ofthe binding site. “*” indicates identity. “:” indicates conservedproperties. TABLE 9a RatA---HGRLKVKTSEEQAEAKRLEREQKLKLYQSATQAVFQKRQAGELDESVLELTSQILGA HsAM--HGRLKVKTSEEQAEAKRLEREQKLKLYQSATQAVFQKRQAGELDESVLELTSQILGA   ********************************************************* RatANPDFATLWNCRREVLQHLETEKSPEESAALVKAELGFLESCLRVNPKSYGTWHHRCWLLS HsANPDFATLWNCRREVLQQLETQKSPEELAALVKAELGFLESCLRVNPKSYGTWHHRCWLLG****************:***:***** ********************************.                                             {circumflex over ( )}{circumflex over ( )} {circumflex over ( )} RatARLPEPNWARELELCARFLEADERNFHCWDYRRFVAAQAAVAPAEELAFTDSLITRNFSNY HsARLPEPNWTRELELCARFLEVDERNFHCWDYRRFVATQAAVPPAEELAFTDSLITRNFSNY*******:***********.***************:****.******************* RatASSWHYRSCLLPQLHPQPDSGPQGRLPENVLLKELELVQNAFFTDPNDQSAWFYHRWLLGR HsASSWHYRSCLLPQLHPQPDSGPQGRLPEDVLLKELELVQNAFFTDPNDQSAWFYHRWLLGR***************************:******************************** RatAAEPHDVLCCVHVSREEACLSVCFSRPLTVGSRMGTLLLMVDEAPLSVEWRTPDGRNRPSH HsAADPQDALRCLHVSRDEACLTVSFSRPLLVGSRMEILLLMVDDSPLIVEWRTPDGRNRPSH *:*:*.**:****:****:*.***** *****  ******::** ************** RatAVWLCDLPAASLNDQLPQNTFRVIWTGSDSQKECVLLKDRPECWCRDSATDEQLFRCELSV HsAVWLCDLPAASLNDQLPQHTFRVTWTAGDVQKECVLLKGRQEGWCRDSTTDEQLFRCELSV*************************..* ********.* * *****:************ RatAEKSTVLQSELESCKELQELEPENKWCLLTIILLMRALDPLLYEKETLQYFSTLKAVDPMR HsAEKSTVLQSELESCKELQELEPENKWCLLTIILLMRALDPLLYEKETLQYFQTLKAVDPMR**************************************************.********* RatAAAYLDDLRSKFLLENSVLKMEYADVRVLHLAHKDLTVLCHLEQLLLVTHLDLSHNRLRAL HsAATYLDDLRSKFLLENSVLKMEYAEVRVLHLAHKDLTVLCHLEQLLLVTHLDLSHNRLRTL*:******************:*************************************:* RatAPPALAALRCLEVLQASDNALENVDGVANLPRLQELLLCNNRLQQSAAIQPLVSCPRLVLL HsAPPALAALRCLEVLQASDNAIESLDGVTNLPRLQELLLCNNRLQQPAVLQPLASCPRLVLL*******************:*.:***.*****************.*.:***.******** RatANLQGNSLCQEEGTQERLAEMLPSVSSILT------------------------------- HsANLQGNPLCQAVGTLEQLAELLPSVSSVLT-------------------------------*****.***  ** *:***:******:**

[0435] TABLE 9b RatB-------------------------------TQQKDVTTKSDAPDTLLLEKHADYIAS HsB-----------------------------MGTPQKDVIIKSDAPDTLLLEKHADYIAS                               * **** ******************** RatBYGSKKDDYEYCMSEYLRMSGVYWGLTVMDLMGQLHRMNKEEILVFIKSCQHECGGVSASI HsBYGSKKDDYEYCMSEYLRMSGIYWGLTVMDLMGQLHRMNREETLAFIKSCQHECGGISASI********************:*****************:****.***********:****            {circumflex over ( )} {circumflex over ( )}{circumflex over( )}      {circumflex over ( )} RatBGHDPHLLYTLSAVQILTLYDSIHVINVDKVVAYVQSLQKEDGSFAGDIWGEIDTRFSFCA HsBGHDPHLLYTLSAVQILTLYDSINVIDVNKVVEYVKGLQKEDGSFAGDIWGEIDTRFSFCA**********************:**:*:*** **:.************************                                                      {circumflex over( )} RatB VATLALLGKLDAINVEKATEFVLSCMNFDGGFGCRPGSESHAGQIYCCTGFLAITSQLHQHsB VATLALLGKLDAINVEKAIEFVLSCMNFDGGFGCRPGSESHAGQIYCCTGFLAITSQLHQ************************************************************ RatBVNSDLLGWWLCERQLPSGGLNGRPEKLPDVCYSWWVLASLKIIGRLHWIDREKLRSFILA HsBVNSDLLGWWLCERQLPSGGLNGRPEKLPDVCYSWWVLASLKIIGRLHWIDREKLRNFILA*******************************************************.****                            {circumflex over ( )} {circumflex over( )}{circumflex over ( )} RatBCQDEETGGFADRPGDMVDPFHTLFGIAGLSLLGEEQIKPVSPVFCMPEEVLQRVNVQPEL HsBCQDEETGGFADRPGDMVDPFHTLFGIAGLSLLGEEQIKPVNPVFCMPEEVLQRVNVQPEL****************************************.*******************          {circumflex over ( )}      {circumflex over ( )} {circumflexover ( )}{circumflex over ( )} RatB VS- HsB VS- **

Tables 10a and 10b

[0436] Alignment of the polypeptides indicated. (a) RatA: R. norvegicusRabGGT alpha chain (SEQ ID NO:19), with CeA: C. elegans RabGGT alphachain (SEQ ID NO:2 1). (b) RatB: R. norvegicus RabGGT beta chain (SEQ IDNO:20), with CeB: C. elegans RabGGT beta chain (SEQ ID NO:22).“{circumflex over ( )}” indicates residues within 5 Angstrom of thebinding site. “*” indicates identity. “:” indicates conservedproperties. TABLE 10a (i) RatA-HGRLKVKTSEEQAEAKRLEREQKLKLYQSATQAVFQKRQAGELDESVLELTSQILGANP CeAMHFVKKVPTTEEEKAAKQKEHTKRSQQFLHVRDKIVAKREKGEYDDEILSLTQAILEKNA *   ** *:**:  **: *: :: : :  . : :. **: ** *:.:*.**. **  *. RatADFATLWNCRREVLQ-HLET---------------EKSPEESAALVKAELGFLE-SCLRVN CeADIYTFWNIRRTTIELRMEANEKVQQSADAEEEEKTKSSQKIENLLAGEL-FLSYECIKSN*: *:** ** .:: ::*:                **.::   *: .** **. .*:: *                                                           {circumflexover ( )} RatAPKSYGTWHHRCWLLSRLPEPNWARELELCARFLEADERNFHCWDYRRFVAAQAAVAPAEE CeAPKSYSAWYQRAWALQRQSAPDFKKELALCEKALQLDCRNFHCWDHRRIVARMAKRSEAEE****.:*::*.* *.* . *:: :** ** : *: * *******:**:**  *  : *** {circumflex over ( )} {circumflex over ( )} RatALAFTDSLITRNFSNYSSWHYRSCLLPQLHPQPDSGPQGRLPENVLLKELELVQNAFFTDP CeALEFSNKLINDNFSNYSAWHYRSIALKNIHRDEKTGAP-KIDDELIASELQKVKNAFFMDA* *::.**. ******:*****  * ::* : .:*.  :: :::: .**: *:**** *. RatANDQSAWFYHRWLLGPAEPRDVLCC-VHVSREEACLSVCFSRPLTVGSRNGTL--LLMVDE CeAEDQSAWTYTRWLLEVGSGKEFLRPESHTPIELISASFRGNNTTLVFSRAVTIQFLLTFVD:***** * ****  .. ::.*    *.. *  . *.  ...  * **  *:  ** . : RatAAPLSVEWRTPDGRNRPSHVWLCDLPAASLNDQLPQHTFRVIWTGSDSQKECVLLKDRPEC CeATENTTGWRAFSSTS-PNPT------SSRVWQYLSDTPLRVV-TSNPTDLENISWTELNEQ:  :. **: .. . *. .      :: : : *.: .:**: *.. :: * :  .:  *

[0437] TABLE 10a (ii) RatAWCRDSATDEQLFRCELSVEKSTVLQSELESCKELQELEPENKWCLLTIILLMRALDPLLY CeAPYVNLDRLKTIYDV-VEVPQPAYIGELLEDCKQLIELEPKNKWPLYMRTLVLLEYQPIKS   :    : ::   :.* :.: : . **.**:* ****:*** *    *::   :*: RatAEKETLQYFSTLKA-VDPMRAAYLDDLRSK----FLLENSVLKMEYADVRVLHLAHKDLTV CeAYEEIIKNLENLSENLDPKRSELYKSLISRQNLNFSIREQFERILGPDTDWLTCRYSKLTS :* :: :..*.  ** *:   ..* *:    * :.:.. ::  .*.  *   :..** RatALCHLEQLL-LVTHLDLSHNRLRALPPALAALRCLEVLQASDNALENVDGVANLPRLQELL CeALEGVEYLAGFVGSADFSGNRLKEIQR--IVLPNLKSLTINENPIESLPPSPCLSHLTFFS*  :* *  :*   *:* ***: :     .*  *: *  .:*.:*.:   . *.:*  : RatALCNNRLQQSAAIQPLV-SCPRLVLLNLQGNSLCQE-EGIQERLAEMLPSVSSILT----- CeAIAGTQIASVSAVMPFFQTIPSLDRLVFCETPLVEKTEELRAQLPGVRLIPHWL-------:...:: . :*: *:. : * *  * :  ..* :: * :: :*. :      :

[0438] TABLE 10b 1DCE------------------------------------------------------------ Ceb-------------------------------------------------------MSFAG 1DCE---TQQKDVTIKSDAPDTLLLEKHADYIASYGSKKDDYEYCMSEYLRMSGVYWGLTVMDL CebLLDFARKDVDLPQNSPNELLKDLHANFINQYEKNKNSYHYIMAEHLRVSGIYWCVNAMDL     :*** : .::*: ** : **::* .* .:*:.*.* *:*:**:**:** :..***                                          {circumflex over( )} {circumflex over ( )}{circumflex over ( )}      {circumflex over( )} 1DCE MGQLHRMNKEEILVFIKSCQHECGGVSASIGHDPHLLYTLSAVQILTLYDSIHVINVDKVCeb SKQLERMSTEEIVNYVLGCRNTDGGYGPAPGHDSHLLHTLCAVQTLIIFNSIEKADADTI  **.**..***: :: .*::  ** ..: ***.***:**.*** * :::**.  :.*.: 1DCEVAYVQSLQKEDGSFAGDIWGEIDTRFSFCAVATLALLGKLDAINVEKAIEFVLSCMNFDG CebSEYVKGLQQEDGSFCGDLSGEVDTRFTLCSLATCHLLGRLSTLNIDSAVRFLMRCYNTDG  **:.**:*****.**: **:****::*::**  ***:*.::*::.*:.*:: * * **                        {circumflex over ( )} 1DCEGFGCRPGSESHAGQIYCCTGFLAITSQLHQVNSDLLGWWLCERQLPSGGLNGRPEKLPDV CebGFGTRPGSESHSGQIYCCVGALAIAGRLDEIDRDRTAEWLAFRQCDSGGLNGRPEKLPDV*** *******:******.* ***:.:*.::: *  . **. **  **************                                                          {circumflexover ( )} 1DCECYSWWVLASLKIIGRLHWIDREKLRSFILACQDEETGGFADRPGDMVDPFHTLFGIAGLS CebCYSWWVLASLAILGRLNFIDSDAMKKFIYACQDDETGGFADRPGDCADPFHTVFGIAALS********** *:***::** : ::.** ****:*********** .*****:****.** {circumflexover ( )}{circumflex over( )}                                      {circumflex over( )}      {circumflex over ( )} {circumflex over ( )}{circumflex over( )} 1DCE LLGEEQIKPVSPVFCMPEEVLQRVNVQPELVS CebLFGDDTLESVDPIFCMTKRCLGDKQVEMYY-- *:*:: ::.*.*:***.:. *   :*:

[0439] TABLE 11 Residue/Residue Atom No. Position Atom Type X Coord. YCoord. Z Coord. 1 MET1 N 40.653 31.02 43.155 2 MET1 CA 41.733 30.62642.225 3 MET1 CB 42.562 29.486 42.796 4 MET1 CG 43.356 29.876 44.046 5MET1 SD 44.746 31.016 43.814 6 MET1 CE 43.928 32.613 44.03 7 MET1 C41.152 30.205 40.88 8 MET1 O 39.987 30.488 40.569 9 HIS2 N 41.95 29.45840.134 10 HIS2 CA 41.596 29.033 38.771 11 HIS2 CB 42.849 28.472 38.10712 HIS2 CG 44.026 29.429 38.102 13 HIS2 ND1 45.264 29.172 38.567 14 HIS2CE1 46.039 30.263 38.397 15 HIS2 NE2 45.28 31.216 37.81 16 HIS2 CD244.038 30.716 37.619 17 HIS2 C 40.506 27.962 38.757 18 HIS2 O 40.78226.764 38.881 19 GLY3 N 39.271 28.422 38.637 20 GLY3 CA 38.109 27.53338.582 21 GLY3 C 37.613 27.167 39.979 22 GLY3 O 36.847 26.208 40.142 23ARG4 N 38.005 27.948 40.972 24 ARG4 CA 37.645 27.604 42.351 25 ARG4 CB38.847 27.832 43.257 26 ARG4 CG 39.963 26.85 42.922 27 ARG4 CD 39.49525.415 43.127 28 ARG4 NE 40.539 24.455 42.74 29 ARG4 CZ 40.293 23.15442.577 30 ARG4 NH1 39.058 22.681 42.765 31 ARG4 NH2 41.279 22.326 42.22632 ARG4 C 36.45 28.404 42.847 33 ARG4 O 36.592 29.5 43.402 34 LEU5 N35.275 27.83 42.652 35 LEU5 CA 34.042 28.459 43.133 36 LEU5 CB 32.8727.909 42.325 37 LEU5 CG 31.585 28.69 42.577 38 LEU5 CD1 31.774 30.17142.266 39 LEU5 CD2 30.432 28.116 41.762 40 LEU5 C 33.859 28.174 44.62541 LEU5 O 33.747 27.017 45.052 42 LYS6 N 33.824 29.245 45.399 43 LYS6 CA33.719 29.156 46.862 44 LYS6 CB 34.246 30.49 47.403 45 LYS6 OG 34.65730.483 48.878 46 LYS6 CD 33.484 30.587 49.849 47 LYS6 CE 33.971 30.64451.29 48 LYS6 NZ 34.837 31.811 51.512 49 LYS6 C 32.27 28.908 47.299 50LYS6 O 31.495 29.848 47.504 51 VAL7 N 31.904 27.64 47.395 52 VAL7 CA30.565 27.283 47.882 53 VAL7 CB 29.863 26.409 46.842 54 VAL7 CG1 28.40426.162 47.222 55 VAL7 CG2 29.927 27.039 45.457 56 VAL7 C 30.666 26.52549.203 57 VAL7 O 30.582 27.136 50.279 58 LYS8 N 31.179 25.307 49.097 59LYS8 CA 31.24 24.358 50.223 60 LYS8 CB 31.282 22.949 49.649 61 LYS8 CG30.039 22.674 48.813 62 LYS8 CD 30.044 21.261 48.242 63 LYS8 CE 28.7820.993 47.431 64 LYS8 NZ 28.78 19.623 46.893 65 LYS8 C 32.426 24.56551.165 66 LYS8 O 32.687 23.736 52.04 67 THR9 N 33.147 25.655 50.966 68THR9 CA 34.276 25.989 51.832 69 THR9 CB 35.443 26.463 50.975 70 THR9 OG135.045 27.648 50.305 71 THR9 CG2 35.826 25.426 49.923 72 THR9 C 33.87727.077 52.829 73 THR9 O 34.734 27.613 53.54 74 SER10 N 32.62 27.4952.776 75 SER10 CA 32.126 28.488 53.727 76 SER10 CB 31.028 29.322 53.07477 SER10 OG 29.901 28.485 52.855 78 SER10 C 31.569 27.824 54.98 79 SER10O 30.988 26.734 54.922 80 GLU11 N 31.487 28.619 56.037 81 GLU11 CA30.953 28.127 57.32 82 GLU11 CB 31.451 29.033 58.442 83 GLU11 CG 32.97629.108 58.496 84 GLU11 CD 33.598 27.741 58.789 85 GLU11 OE1 33.83327.465 59.957 86 GLU11 OE2 33.935 27.06 57.831 87 GLU11 C 29.422 28.10557.312 88 GLU11 O 28.797 27.338 58.054 89 GLU12 N 28.873 28.7 56.264 90GLU12 CA 27.431 28.778 56.014 91 GLU12 CB 27.107 30.028 55.189 92 GLU12CG 27.208 31.353 55.958 93 GLU12 CD 28.646 31.859 56.096 94 GLU12 OE129.481 31.411 55.317 95 GLU12 OE2 28.924 32.504 57.096 96 GLU12 C 26.90727.542 55.276 97 GLU12 O 25.853 27.612 54.635 98 GLN13 N 27.726 26.50555.185 99 GLN13 CA 27.257 25.216 54.675 100 GLN13 CB 28.354 24.60753.805 101 GLN13 CG 28.79 25.554 52.684 102 GLN13 CD 27.804 25.62751.511 103 GLN13 OE1 28.034 24.995 50.472 104 GLN13 NE2 26.775 26.4551.643 105 GLN13 C 26.891 24.283 55.83 106 GLN13 O 26.528 23.124 55.596107 ALA14 N 27.051 24.783 57.05 108 ALA14 CA 26.655 24.074 58.276 109ALA14 CB 25.136 23.938 58.312 110 ALA14 C 27.309 22.706 58.395 111 ALA14O 26.639 21.669 58.356 112 GLU15 N 28.629 22.71 58.441 113 GLU15 CA29.374 21.458 58.596 114 GLU15 CB 29.979 21.029 57.258 115 GLU15 CG28.925 20.696 56.197 116 GLU15 CD 28.065 19.498 56.609 117 GLU15 OE127.15 19.183 55.861 118 GLU15 OE2 28.516 18.771 57.485 119 GLU15 C30.468 21.636 59.641 120 GLU15 O 31.247 22.596 59.59 121 ALA16 N 30.47520.747 60.618 122 ALA16 CA 31.461 20.839 61.701 123 ALA16 CB 30.86520.228 62.964 124 ALA16 C 32.744 20.112 61.327 125 ALA16 O 32.85 18.90261.557 126 LYS17 N 33.757 20.898 60.992 127 LYS17 CA 35.038 20.38460.473 128 LYS17 CB 35.821 19.703 61.593 129 LYS17 CG 36.221 20.68562.685 130 LYS17 CD 37.179 21.744 62.154 131 LYS17 CE 37.533 22.75163.239 132 LYS17 NZ 36.321 23.416 63.742 133 LYS17 C 34.835 19.393 59.33134 LYS17 O 34.484 19.784 58.21 135 ARG18 N 35.076 18.126 59.639 136ARG18 CA 34.983 17.02 58.672 137 ARG18 CB 33.555 16.922 58.139 138 ARG18OG 32.539 16.738 59.259 139 ARG18 CD 31.115 16.866 58.736 140 ARG18 NE30.145 16.788 59.839 141 ARG18 CZ 29.063 16.006 59.802 142 ARG18 NH128.228 15.974 60.843 143 ARG18 NH2 28.821 15.251 58.727 144 ARG18 C35.941 17.232 57.508 145 ARG18 O 35.532 17.176 56.341 146 LEU19 N 37.21717.383 57.821 147 LEU19 CA 38.216 17.626 56.776 148 LEU19 CB 39.29418.555 57.322 149 LEU19 CG 40.188 19.086 56.206 150 LEU19 CD1 39.35919.788 55.134 151 LEU19 CD2 41.256 20.022 56.758 152 LEU19 C 38.8216.302 56.311 153 LEU19 O 39.966 15.956 56.621 154 GLU20 N 38.012 15.55355.586 155 GLU20 CA 38.441 14.242 55.117 156 GLU20 CB 37.259 13.28555.047 157 GLU20 CG 36.922 12.721 56.43 158 GLU20 CD 37.967 11.695 56.89159 GLU20 OE1 37.553 10.572 57.15 160 GLU20 OE2 39.15 11.962 56.735 161GLU20 C 39.191 14.32 53.804 162 GLU20 O 39.491 15.417 53.319 163 ARG21 N39.718 13.156 53.438 164 ARG21 CA 40.594 12.947 52.271 165 ARG21 CB40.106 13.73 51.054 166 ARG21 CG 38.694 13.277 50.69 167 ARG21 CD 37.92114.351 49.933 168 ARG21 NE 36.489 14.008 49.895 169 ARG21 CZ 35.60114.459 50.788 170 ARG21 NH1 35.978 15.32 51.738 171 ARG21 NH2 34.32214.086 50.7 172 ARG21 C 42.011 13.319 52.69 173 ARG21 O 42.95 13.33751.885 174 GLU22 N 42.179 13.227 54 175 GLU22 CA 43.451 13.502 54.655176 GLU22 CB 43.173 14.109 56.032 177 GLU22 CG 42.12 13.321 56.807 178GLU22 CD 41.759 14.027 58.115 179 GLU22 OE1 40.721 13.683 58.669 180GLU22 OE2 42.607 14.746 58.625 181 GLU22 C 44.252 12.211 54.738 182GLU22 O 45.486 12.239 54.779 183 GLN23 N 43.565 11.123 54.43 184 GLN23CA 44.193 9.812 54.312 185 GLN23 CB 43.112 8.742 54.446 186 GLN23 OG42.268 8.926 55.706 187 GLN23 CD 40.867 9.443 55.366 188 GLN23 OE140.706 10.528 54.78 189 GLN23 NE2 39.881 8.634 55.708 190 GLN23 C 44.8589.694 52.946 191 GLN23 O 45.968 9.158 52.843 192 LYS24 N 44.33 10.4551.994 193 LYS24 CA 44.931 10.514 50.664 194 LYS24 CB 43.893 11.03149.677 195 LYS24 CG 44.535 11.295 48.322 196 LYS24 CD 43.591 12.01447.368 197 LYS24 CE 44.325 12.404 46.09 198 LYS24 NZ 45.481 13.26546.402 199 LYS24 C 46.113 11.47 50.685 200 LYS24 O 47.16 11.167 50.1 201LEU25 N 46.041 12.449 51.573 202 LEU25 CA 47.154 13.382 51.743 203 LEU25CB 46.684 14.573 52.567 204 LEU25 CG 45.593 15.352 51.844 205 LEU25 CD145.027 16.453 52.731 206 LEU25 CD2 46.11 15.926 50.529 207 LEU25 C48.328 12.704 52.437 208 LEU25 O 49.436 12.76 51.894 209 LYS26 N 48.04411.819 53.38 210 LYS26 CA 49.12 11.068 54.039 211 LYS26 CB 48.577 10.45755.322 212 LYS26 CG 48.181 11.536 56.323 213 LYS26 CD 47.574 10.92157.579 214 LYS26 CE 46.356 10.073 57.234 215 LYS26 NZ 45.742 9.50158.439 216 LYS26 C 49.698 9.967 53.153 217 LYS26 O 50.908 9.723 53.218218 LEU27 N 48.923 9.49 52.192 219 LEU27 CA 49.45 8.521 51 .225 220LEU27 CB 48.272 7.84 50.536 221 LEU27 CG 48.735 6.807 49.513 222 LEU27CD1 49.589 5.727 50.169 223 LEU27 CD2 47.543 6.184 48.795 224 LEU27 C50.323 9.218 50.184 225 LEU27 O 51.427 8.739 49.894 226 TYR28 N 49.96310.449 49.865 227 TYR28 CA 50.736 11.291 48.949 228 TYR28 CB 49.87512.534 48.717 229 TYR28 CG 50.383 13.618 47.77 230 TYR28 CO1 49.90113.677 46.468 231 TYR28 CE1 50.336 14.681 45.611 232 TYR28 CZ 51.24615.628 46.064 233 TYR28 OH 51.649 16.648 45.23 234 TYR28 CE2 51.72215.578 47.367 235 TYR28 CD2 51.283 14.576 48.223 236 TYR28 C 52.07111.668 49.588 237 TYR28 O 53.133 11.412 49.002 238 GLN29 N 52.012 11.97350.875 239 GLN29 CA 53.208 12.313 51.649 240 GLN29 CB 52.768 12.74353.04 241 GLN29 CG 51.923 14.008 53.01 242 GLN29 CD 51.212 14.145 54.351243 GLN29 OE1 50.063 14.599 54.429 244 GLN29 NE2 51.865 13.631 55.378245 GLN29 C 54.145 11.124 51.799 246 GLN29 O 55.306 11.232 51.39 247SER30 53.59 49.958 52.097 248 SER30 CA 54.429 8.777 52.335 249 SER30 CB53.602 7.745 53.087 250 SER30 OG 53.224 8.332 54.326 251 SER30 C 54.9768.167 51.051 252 SER30 O 56.117 7.686 51.052 253 ALA31 N 54.311 8.41349.935 254 ALA31 CA 54.847 7.961 48.653 255 ALA31 CB 53.723 7.938 47.622256 ALA31 C 55.966 8.886 48.187 257 ALA31 O 57 8.388 47.727 258 THR32 N55.899 10.143 48.595 259 THR32 CA 56.954 11.105 48.259 260 THR32 CB56.387 12.513 48.416 261 THR32 OG1 55.249 12.637 47.575 262 THR32 CG257.389 13.582 48.003 263 THR32 C 58.164 10.934 49.176 264 THR32 O 59.30810.998 48.705 265 GLN33 N 57.913 10.463 50.387 266 GLN33 CA 58.99610.184 51.33 267 GLN33 CB 58.392 10.07 52.725 268 GLN33 CG 57.783 11.40253.151 269 GLN33 CD 56.975 11.254 54.437 270 GLN33 OE1 56.121 10.36754.565 271 GLN33 NE2 57.181 12.2 55.336 272 GLN33 C 59.718 8.894 50.962273 GLN33 O 60.957 8.892 50.913 274 ALA34 N 58.971 7.95 50.409 275 ALA34CA 59.568 6.707 49.922 276 ALA34 CB 58.464 5.684 49.69 277 ALA34 G60.351 6.933 48.634 278 ALA34 O 61.491 6.462 48.535 279 VAL35 N 59.8917.865 47.814 280 VAL35 CA 60.644 8.228 46.612 281 VAL35 CB 59.814 9.17345.752 282 VAL35 CG1 60.666 9.824 44.671 283 VAL35 CG2 58.628 8.45845.129 284 VAL35 C 61.954 8.92 46.961 285 VAL35 O 63.002 8.48 46.473 286PHE36 N 61.943 9.761 47.984 287 PHE36 CA 63.167 10.481 48.344 288 PHE36CB 62.82 11.684 49.212 289 PHE36 CG 62.135 12.83 48.472 290 PHE36 CD161.298 13.696 49.163 291 PHE36 OE1 60.678 14.743 48.495 292 PHE36 CZ60.896 14.927 47.136 293 PHE36 CE2 61.739 14.066 46.446 294 PHE36 CD262.362 13.021 47.115 295 PHE36 C 64.174 9.605 49.079 296 PHE36 O 65.3819.784 48.87 297 GLN37 N 63.717 8.563 49.754 298 GLN37 CA 64.677 7.68250.42 299 GLN37 CB 64.069 7.128 51.704 300 GLN37 CG 62.783 6.351 51.47301 GLN37 CD 62.066 6.161 52.799 302 GLN37 OE1 60.833 6.065 52.855 303GLN37 NE2 62.85 6.168 53.863 304 GLN37 C 65.194 6.582 49.492 305 GLN37 O66.371 6.218 49.604 306 LYS38 N 64.466 6.29 148.427 307 LYS38 CA 655.377 47.418 308 LYS38 CB 63.852 4.812 46.597 309 LYS38 CG 62.916 3.96147.443 310 LYS38 CD 61.707 3.513 46.634 311 LYS38 CE 60.754 2.682 47.484312 LYS38 NZ 61.43 1.484 48.004 313 LYS38 C 65.956 6.128 46.504 314LYS38 O 67.062 5.638 46.237 315 ARG39 N 65.674 7.407 46.327 316 ARG39 CA66.528 8.285 45.528 317 ARG39 CB 65.786 9.608 45.381 318 ARG39 CG 66.47510.59 44.442 319 ARG39 CD 65.692 11.898 44.407 320 ARG39 NE 66.22312.832 43.402 321 ARG39 CZ 65.737 14.064 43.238 322 ARG39 NH1 64.79114.519 44.063 323 ARG39 NH2 66.234 14.861 42.29 324 ARG39 C 67.874 8.52446.208 325 ARG39 O 68.909 8.289 45.571 326 GLN40 N 67.863 8.662 47.528327 GLN40 CA 69.117 8.884 48.266 328 GLN40 CB 68.815 9.633 49.564 329GLN40 CG 68.052 8.783 50.574 330 GLN40 CD 67.561 9.644 51.734 331 GLN40OE1 67.735 9.301 52.909 332 GLN40 NE2 66.843 10.695 51.381 333 GLN40 C69.871 7.582 48.561 334 GLN40 O 71.033 7.629 48.981 335 ALA41 N 69.2516.445 48.28 336 ALA41 CA 69.937 5.157 48.382 337 ALA41 CB 68.955 4.12148.916 338 ALA41 C 70.486 4.698 47.029 339 ALA41 O 71.154 3.66 46.947340 GLY42 N 70.172 5.441 45.977 341 GLY42 CA 70.682 5.123 44.638 342GLY42 C 69.757 4.168 43.888 343 GLY42 O 70.156 3.534 42.903 344 GLU43 N68.509 4.113 44.319 345 GLU43 CA 67.538 3.194 43.721 346 GLU43 CB 66.5772.715 44.801 347 GLU43 CG 67.297 2.019 45.947 348 GLU43 CD 66.284 1.64347.023 349 GLU43 OE1 65.116 1.52 46.683 350 GLU43 OE2 66.672 1.60348.182 351 GLU43 C 66.732 3.886 42.633 352 GLU43 O 65.535 4.142 42.808353 LEU44 N 67.353 4.083 41.483 354 LEU44 CA 66.677 4.749 40.359 355LEU44 CB 67.705 5.54 39.562 356 LEU44 CG 68.365 6.614 40.419 357 LEU44CO1 69.482 7.309 39.651 358 LEU44 CD2 67.34 7.626 40.925 359 LEU44 C65.976 3.74 39.451 360 LEU44 O 66.282 3.62 38.261 361 ASP45 N 65.0023.051 40.021 362 ASP45 CA 64.279 2.002 39.299 363 ASP45 CB 64.678 0.64539.878 364 ASP45 CG 64.491 0.607 41.394 365 ASP45 OD1 65.474 0.77442.102 366 ASP45 OD2 63.357 0.407 41.809 367 ASP45 C 62.766 2.216 39.355368 ASP45 O 62.282 3.253 39.831 369 GLU46 N 62.03 1.164 39.029 370 GLU46CA 60.569 1.259 38.905 371 GLU46 CB 59.99 0.088 38.099 372 GLU46 CG59.955 −1.256 38.835 373 GLU46 CD 61.224 −2.072 38.594 374 GLU46 OE161.214 −2.877 37.677 375 GLU46 OE2 62.233 −1.729 39.201 376 GLU46 C59.822 1.364 40.239 377 GLU46 O 58.672 1.808 40.215 378 SER47 N 60.4871.206 41.376 379 SER47 CA 59.798 1.442 42.651 380 SER47 CB 60.593 0.82243.798 381 SER47 OG 61.847 1.486 43.909 382 SER47 C 59.604 2.941 42.889383 SER47 O 58.501 3.348 43.267 384 VAL48 N 60.503 3.743 42.337 385VAL48 CA 60.365 5.194 42.441 386 VAL48 CB 61.735 5.823 42.227 387 VAL48CG1 61.654 7.343 42.186 388 VAL48 CG2 62.713 5.367 43.297 389 VAL48 C59.408 5.694 41.371 390 VAL48 O 58.499 6.475 41.681 391 LEU49 N 59.394.974 40.262 392 LEU49 CA 58.535 5.333 39.133 393 LEU49 CB 58.97 4.4737.957 394 LEU49 CG 58.603 5.097 36.621 395 LEU49 OD1 59.419 6.36636.413 396 LEU49 CD2 58.864 4.12 35.48 397 LEU49 C 57.06 5.061 39.44 398LEU49 O 56.222 5.948 39.242 399 GLU50 N 56.797 3.989 40.17 400 GLU50 CA55.415 3.643 40.52 401 GLU50 CB 55.322 2.133 40.728 402 GLU50 CG 56.1191.664 41.939 403 GLU50 CD 56.406 0.168 41.847 404 GLU50 OE1 56.595−0.306 40.735 405 GLU50 OE2 56.612 −0.432 42.893 406 GLU50 C 54.9024.393 41.753 407 GLU50 O 53.693 4.368 42.015 408 LEU51 N 55.766 5.11542.449 409 LEU51 CA 55.286 5.967 43.535 410 LEU51 CB 56.301 5.97 44.668411 LEU51 CG 56.423 4.605 45.329 412 LEU51 OD1 57.6 4.577 46.295 413LEU51 CD2 55.129 4.217 46.036 414 LEU51 C 55.078 7.381 43.014 415 LEU51O 53.993 7.949 43.208 416 THR52 N 55.95 7.783 42.1 417 THR52 CA 55.8319.107 41.473 418 THR52 CB 57.125 9.492 40.758 419 THR52 OG1 57.453 8.47939.818 420 THR52 CG2 58.296 9.648 41.714 421 THR52 C 54.69 9.156 40.467422 THR52 O 54.066 10.211 40.337 423 SER53 N 54.244 8.003 39.996 424SER53 CA 53.07 7.963 39.121 425 SER53 CB 52.986 6.583 38.476 426 SER53OC 52.87 5.613 39.509 427 SER53 C 51.762 8.256 39.859 428 SER53 O 50.8818.897 39.277 429 GLN54 N 51.732 8.049 41.166 430 GLN54 CA 50.515 8.35441.916 431 GLN54 CB 50.509 7.501 43.177 432 GLN54 CG 50.595 6.019 42.839433 GLN54 CD 50.702 5.198 44.119 434 GLN54 OE1 49.888 5.335 45.039 435GLN54 NE2 51.725 4.365 44.168 436 GLN54 C 50.506 9.824 42.306 437 GLN54O 49.529 10.54 42.039 438 ILEA55 N 51.695 10.312 42.617 439 ILEA55 CA51.835 11.687 43.091 440 ILEA55 CB 53.197 11.803 43.752 441 ILEA55 CG253.298 13.124 44.5 442 ILEA55 OG1 53.417 10.646 44.715 443 ILEA55 CD154.876 10.568 45.136 444 ILEA55 C 51.741 12.694 41.951 445 ILEA55 O51.023 13.689 42.09 446 LEU56 N 52.232 12.318 40.781 447 LEU56 CA 52.1513.19 39.605 448 LEU56 CB 53.305 12.867 38.67 449 LEU56 CG 54.641 13.17239.333 450 LEU56 CD1 55.801 12.611 38.527 451 LEU56 CD2 54.807 14.66739.551 452 LEU56 C 50.823 13.027 38.871 453 LEU56 O 50.382 13.961 38.19454 GLY57 N 50.106 11.961 39.188 455 GLY57 CA 48.735 11.794 38.702 456GLY57 C 47.828 12.818 39.377 457 GLY57 O 47.03 13.488 38.711 458 ALA58 N48.031 13 40.674 459 ALA58 CA 47.297 14.026 41.428 460 ALA58 CB 47.19413.566 42.879 461 ALA58 C 47.954 15.413 41.379 462 ALA58 O 47.393 16.37941.911 463 ASN59 N 49.113 15.505 40.747 464 ASN59 CA 49.849 16.76940.637 465 ASN59 CB 50.54 17.031 41.973 466 ASN59 OG 51.275 18.373 42.02467 ASN59 OD1 51.473 19.056 41.004 468 ASN59 ND2 51.832 18.629 43.188469 ASN59 C 50.893 16.689 39.525 470 ASN59 O 52.077 16.434 39.789 471PRO60 N 50.507 17.158 38.348 472 PRO60 CA 51.395 17.139 37.175 473 PR060CB 50.48 17.388 36.018 474 PRO60 CG 49.117 17.82 36.534 475 PRO60 CD49.189 17.722 38.046 476 PR060 C 52.504 18.204 37.192 477 PRO60 O 53.3418.238 36.283 478 ASP61 N 52.531 19.057 38.201 479 ASP61 CA 53.53820.114 38.267 480 ASP61 CB 52.852 21.459 38.443 481 ASP61 CG 52.19321.843 37.125 482 ASP61 OD1 52.927 22.254 36.234 483 ASP61 OD2 51.02521.515 36.953 484 ASP61 C 54.559 19.886 39.373 485 ASP61 O 55.335 20.839.681 486 PHE62 N 54.549 18.711 39.984 487 PHE62 CA 55.586 18.38840.973 488 PHE62 CB 55.057 17.277 41.876 489 PHE62 CG 55.701 17.1643.259 490 PHE62 CD1 54.944 16.673 44.317 491 PHE62 CE1 55.506 16.55845.581 492 PHE62 CZ 56.826 16.934 45.791 493 PHE62 CE2 57.583 17.42644.736 494 PHE62 CD2 57.02 17.541 43.471 495 PHE62 C 56.86 17.95 40.242496 PHE62 O 57.216 16.764 40.224 497 ALA63 N 57.653 18.947 39.876 498ALA63 CA 58.828 18.75 39.018 499 ALA63 CB 59.249 20.105 38.46 500 ALA63C 60.017 18.089 39.704 501 ALA63 O 60.829 17.463 39.017 502 THR64 N59.961 17.957 41.018 503 THR64 CA 61.016 17.233 41.725 504 THR64 CB60.927 17.575 43.206 505 THR64 OG1 61.077 18.982 43.337 506 THR64 CG262.034 16.906 44.01 507 THR64 C 60.855 15.728 41.518 508 THR64 O 61.85415.04 41 .275 509 LEU65 N 59.624 15.306 41 .271 510 LEU65 CA 59.36213.895 41.001 511 LEU65 CB 57.995 13.532 41.551 512 LEU65 CG 57.95113.757 43.057 513 LEU65 CD1 56.569 13.454 43.597 514 LEU65 CD2 58.99112.912 43.783 515 LEU65 C 59.446 13.607 39.508 516 LEU65 O 59.743 12.47239.119 517 TRP66 N 59.445 14.663 38.711 518 TRP66 CA 59.762 14.518 37.29519 TRP66 CB 59.236 15.716 36.509 520 TRP66 CG 57.732 15.771 36.339 521TRP66 CD1 56.893 16.775 36.765 522 TRP66 NE1 55.625 16.46 36.403 523TRP66 CE2 55.582 15.281 35.758 524 TRP66 CZ2 54.544 14.556 35.195 525TRP66 CH2 54.808 13.342 34.575 526 TRP66 CZ3 56.108 12.852 34.514 527TRP66 CE3 57.154 13.574 35.073 528 TRP66 CD2 56.896 14.787 35.693 529TRP66 C 61.271 14.404 37.092 530 TRP66 O 61.705 13.643 36.219 531 ASN67N 62.04 14.936 38.033 532 ASN67 CA 63.489 14.714 38.034 533 ASN67 CB64.164 15.667 39.012 534 ASN67 GG 63.947 17.128 38.648 535 ASN67 OD163.841 17.496 37.473 536 ASN67 ND2 63.977 17.959 39.675 537 ASN67 C63.804 13.297 38.492 538 ASN67 O 64.677 12.645 37.903 539 CYS68 N 62.95812.758 39.356 540 CYS68 CA 63.113 11.367 39.787 541 CYS68 CB 62.1911.103 40.967 542 CYS68 SG 62.506 12.099 42.438 543 CYS68 C 62.77710.399 38.659 544 CYS68 O 63.586 9.503 38.389 545 ARG69 N 61.794 10.74137.839 546 ARG69 CA 61.474 9.9 36.68 547 ARG69 CB 60.095 10.27 36.155548 ARG69 CG 59.026 10.002 37.203 549 ARG69 CD 57.633 10.262 36.647 550ARG69 NE 57.328 9.369 35.519 551 ARG69 CZ 56.5 8.328 35.628 552 ARG69NH1 56.247 7.554 34.571 553 ARG69 NH2 55.919 8.062 36.797 554 ARG69 C62.497 10.045 35.557 555 ARG69 O 62.819 9.044 34.909 556 ARG70 N 63.17411.18 35.497 557 ARG70 CA 64.273 11.339 34.543 558 ARG70 CB 64.65212.813 34.459 559 ARG70 CG 63.817 13.518 33.403 560 ARG70 CD 64.15214.998 33.28 561 ARG70 NE 63.384 15.803 34.238 562 ARG70 CZ 62.51316.729 33.832 563 ARG70 NH1 62.35 16.958 32.527 564 ARG70 NH2 61.82317.44 34.725 565 ARG70 C 65.499 10.53 34.946 566 ARG70 O 66.071 9.8434.094 567 GLU71 N 65.728 10.403 36.241 568 GLU71 CA 66.874 9.635 36.731569 GLU7I CB 67.137 10.077 38.162 570 GLU71 CG 67.534 11.546 38.196 571GLU71 CD 67.372 12.096 39.608 572 GLU71 OE1 66.439 11.673 40.277 573GLU71 OE2 68.106 13.013 39.949 574 GLU71 C 66.603 8.135 36.687 575 GLU71O 67.472 7.377 36.239 576 VAL72 N 65.347 7.763 36.875 577 VAL72 CA64.952 6.359 36.753 578 VAL72 CB 63.543 6.191 37.316 579 VAL72 CG162.954 4.833 36.955 580 VAL72 CG2 63.511 6.411 38.823 581 VAL72 C 64.9635.915 35.297 582 VAL72 O 65.538 4.866 34.987 583 LEU73 N 64.605 6.81834.398 584 LEU73 CA 64.592 6.466 32.98 585 LEU73 CB 63.706 7.436 32.205586 LEU73 CG 62.358 6.823 31.819 587 LEU73 CD1 61.513 6.447 33.033 588LEU73 CD2 61.575 7.764 30.911 589 LEU73 C 65.989 6.457 32.38 590 LEU73 O66.269 5.559 31.582 591 GLN74 N 66.91 7.236 32.924 592 GLN74 CA 68.2897.195 32.427 593 GLN74 CB 68.987 8.495 32.804 594 GLN74 CG 68.389 9.66332.028 595 GLN74 CD 68.938 10.988 32.545 596 GLN74 OE1 70.088 11.07832.991 597 GLN74 NE2 68.087 11.998 32.522 598 GLN74 C 69.052 5.99632.979 599 GLN74 O 69.75 5.315 32.214 600 GLN75 N 68.668 5.562 34.169601 GLN75 CA 69.263 4.356 34.74 602 GLN75 CB 68.913 4.305 36.223 603GLN75 CG 69.492 3.08 36.926 604 GLN75 CD 71.018 3.121 36.954 605 GLN75OE1 71.615 3.822 37.781 606 GLN75 NE2 71.63 2.363 36.06 607 GLN75 C68.732 3.111 34.034 608 GLN75 O 69.532 2.28 33.578 609 LEU76 N 67.4733.187 33.639 610 LEU76 CA 66.824 2.1 32.9 611 LEU76 CB 65.31 2.29332.988 612 LEU76 CG 64.619 1.454 34.069 613 LEU76 CD1 65.251 1.56435.455 614 LEU76 CD2 63.136 1.797 34.139 615 LEU76 C 67.24 42.069 31.43616 LEU76 O 67.28 10.983 30.843 617 GLU77 N 67.80 83.16 30.935 618 GLU77CA 68.31 33.201 29.558 619 GLU77 CB 68.34 34.649 29.082 620 GLU77 CG66.93 75.128 28.743 621 GLU77 CD 66.88 96.644 28.596 622 GLU77 OE1 67.5427.316 29.383 623 GLU77 OE2 66.07 87.107 27.806 624 GLU77 C 69.69 92.5829.432 625 GLU77 O 70.15 22.304 28.316 626 THR78 N 70.33 62.311 30.559627 THR78 CA 71.58 11.545 30.543 628 THR78 CB 72.6 2.207 31.464 629THR78 OG1 72.20 41.988 32.81 630 THR78 CG2 72.70 93.707 31.218 631 THR78C 71.3 50.107 31.011 632 THR78 O 72.324 −0.631 31.201 633 GLN79 N 70.106−0.263 31.283 634 GLN79 CA 69.84 −1.599 31.833 635 GLN79 CB 69.275 −1.4333.237 636 GLN79 CG 70.288 −0.799 34.178 637 GLN79 CD 69.644 −0.55635.535 638 GLN79 OE1 68.737 0.275 35.667 639 GLN79 NE2 70.167 −1.23336.541 640 GLN79 C 68.847 −2.427 31.023 641 GLN79 O 69.016 −3.647 30.897642 LYS80 N 67.798 −1.789 30.536 643 LYS80 CA 66.708 −2.52 29.879 644LYS80 CB 65.439 −1.675 29.918 645 LYS80 CG 64.964 −1.421 31 .344 646LYS80 CD 64.719 −2.726 32.094 647 LYS80 CE 64.104 −2.476 33.465 648LYS80 NZ 62.786 −1.835 33.333 649 LYS80 C 67.016 −2.878 28.433 650 LYS80O 67.642 −2.111 27.693 651 SER81 N 66.515 −4.036 28.038 652 SER81 CA66.603 −4.479 26.642 653 SER81 CB 66.015 −5.883 26.544 654 SER81 OG64.636 −5.801 26.877 655 SER81 C 65.808 −3.511 25.772 656 SER81 O 64.814−2.948 26.245 657 PRO82 N 66.189 −3.344 24.514 658 PRO82 CA 65.751−2.158 23.755 659 PRO82 CB 66.517 −2.216 22.468 660 PRO82 CG 67.431−3.433 22.472 661 PRO82 CD 67.239 −4.099 23.824 662 PRO82 C 64.244−2.083 23.478 663 PRO82 O 63.663 −1.003 23.629 664 GLU83 N 63.579 −3.22423.382 665 GLU83 CA 62.128 −3.219 23.134 666 GLU83 CB 61.678 −4.47122.361 667 GLU83 CG 61.622 −5.784 23.156 668 GLU83 CD 62.991 −6.44723.294 669 GLU83 OE1 63.347 −7.205 22.407 670 GLU83 OE2 63.738 −6.00324.159 671 GLU83 C 61.34 −3.083 24.442 672 GLU83 O 60.24 −2.52 24.445673 GLU84 N 62.014 −3.332 25.553 674 GLU84 CA 61.405 −3.181 26.871 675GLU84 CB 62.162 −4.11 27.807 676 GLU84 CG 61.732 −4.009 29.262 677 GLU84CD 62.705 −4.849 30.079 678 GLU84 OE1 63.841 −4.975 29.633 679 GLU84 OE262.305 −5.362 31.114 680 GLU84 C 61.571 −1.739 27.325 681 GLU84 O 60.652−1.148 27.902 682 LEU85 N 62.621 −1.123 26.811 683 LEU85 CA 62.88 0.28927.061 684 LEU85 CB 64.347 0.53 26.73 685 LEU85 CG 64.786 1.941 27.084686 LEU85 CD1 64.585 2.206 28.573 687 LEU85 CD2 66.241 2.149 26.683 688LEU85 C 61.987 1.159 26.179 689 LEU85 O 61.461 2.17 26.656 690 ALA86 N61 .603 0.627 25.028 691 ALA86 CA 60.646 1.324 24.164 692 ALA86 CB60.728 0.728 22.763 693 ALA86 C 59.219 1.197 24.692 694 ALA86 O 58.4552.169 24.621 695 ALA87 N 58.955 0.134 25.435 696 ALA87 CA 57.655 −0.00526.095 697 ALA87 CB 57.457 −1.463 26.492 698 ALA87 C 57.573 0.885 27.333699 ALA87 O 56.533 1.516 27.562 700 LEU88 N 58.721 1.151 27.938 701LEU88 CA 58.786 2.087 29.068 702 LEU88 CB 60.133 1.931 29.775 703 LEU88CG 60.042 1.16 31.092 704 LEU88 CD1 59.089 1.856 32.058 705 LEU88 CD259.64 −0.3 30.904 706 LEU88 C 58.638 3.531 28.595 707 LEU88 O 57.9074.304 29.225 708 VAL89 N 59.101 3.808 27.387 709 VAL89 CA 58.939 5.14326.805 710 VAL89 CB 59.923 5.275 25.646 711 VAL89 CG1 59.604 6.47524.762 712 VAL89 CG2 61.36 5.335 26.149 713 VAL89 C 57.516 5.387 26.305714 VAL89 O 56.978 6.481 26.521 715 LYS90 N 56.831 4.332 25.894 716LYS90 CA 55.447 4.498 25.446 717 LYS90 CB 55.08 3.332 24.537 718 LYS90CG 53.699 3.528 23.924 719 LYS90 CD 53.359 2.418 22.938 720 LYS90 CE51.986 2.64 22.314 721 LYS90 NZ 51.679 1.594 21.326 722 LYS90 C 54.4874.574 26.632 723 LYS90 O 53.552 5.386 26.608 724 ALA91 N 54.874 3.96527.743 725 ALA91 CA 54.092 4.096 28.977 726 ALA91 CB 54.473 2.963 29.923727 ALA91 C 54.37 5.439 29.648 728 ALA91 O 53.458 6.05 30.219 729 GLU92N 55.535 5.992 29.353 730 GLU92 CA 55.875 7.336 29.807 731 GLU92 CB57.365 7.557 29.57 732 GLU92 CG 57.826 8.924 30.061 733 GLU92 CD 57.7238.995 31.578 734 GLU92 OE1 58.446 8.25 32.224 735 GLU92 OE2 56.968 9.82532.061 736 GLU92 C 55.078 8.38 29.036 737 GLU92 O 54.51 9.271 29.671 738LEU93 N 54.824 8.14 27.758 739 LEU93 CA 54.006 9.076 26.974 740 LEU93 CB54.212 8.792 25.491 741 LEU93 CG 55.632 9.145 25.074 742 LEU93 CD1 55.898.78 23.619 743 LEU93 CD2 55.9 10.625 25.314 744 LEU93 C 52.526 8.95627.319 745 LEU93 O 51.839 9.981 27.423 746 GLY94 N 52.12 7.766 27.728747 GLY94 CA 50.77 7.557 28.256 748 GLY94 C 50.555 8.376 29.525 749GLY94 O 49.645 9.215 29.576 750 PHE95 N 51.505 8.288 30.443 751 PHE9S CA51.4 9.018 31 .709 752 PHE95 CB 52.444 8.461 32.667 753 PHE95 CG 52.379.072 34.059 754 PHE95 CD1 51.247 8.856 34.846 755 PHE95 CE1 51.1719.414 36.114 756 PHE9S CZ 52.218 10.19 36.593 757 PHE95 CE2 53.339 10.4135.804 758 PHE95 CD2 53.414 9.854 34.535 759 PHE95 C 51.607 10.52931.555 760 PHE95 O 50.902 11.296 32.222 761 LEU96 N 52.356 10.949 30.548762 LEU96 CA 52.511 12.383 30.278 763 LEU96 CB 53.657 12.582 29.292 764LEU96 CG 55.01 12.297 29.932 765 LEU96 CD1 56.106 12.151 28.884 766LEU96 CD2 55.372 13.366 30.952 767 LEU96 C 51.232 12.977 29.699 768LEU96 O 50.773 14.018 30.184 769 GLU97 N 50.511 12.178 28.929 770 GLU97CA 49.229 12.628 28.386 771 GLU97 CB 48.834 11.694 27.248 772 GLU97 CG47.492 12.087 26.641 773 GLU97 CD 47.143 11.133 25.506 774 GLU97 OE146.517 11.58 24.555 775 GLU97 OE2 47.555 9.983 25.585 776 GLU97 C 48.14512.615 29.457 777 GLU97 O 47.351 13.559 29.519 778 SER98 N 48.3 11.74530.442 779 SER98 CA 47.346 11.687 31.551 780 SER98 CB 47.548 10.37232.295 781 SER98 OG 47.35 9.313 31.368 782 SER98 C 47.547 12.851 32.516783 SER98 O 46.56 13.471 32.932 784 CYS99 N 48.78 13.318 32.636 785CYS99 CA 49.05 14.482 33.48 786 CYS99 CB 50.516 14.473 33.876 787 CYS99SG 51.009 13.115 34.954 788 CYS99 C 48.701 15.789 32.775 789 CYS99 O48.227 16.717 33.439 790 LEU100 N 48.642 15.753 31.453 791 LEU100 CA48.15 16.905 30.69 792 LEU100 CB 48.744 16.853 29.291 793 LEU100 CG50.251 17.052 29.338 794 LEU100 CD1 50.885 16.82 7.975 795 LEU100 CD250.598 18.437 29.871 796 LEU100 C 46.624 16.927 30.609 797 LEU100 O46.032 17.981 30.357 798 ARG101 N 45.996 15.819 30.965 799 ARG101 CA44.541 15.79 31.121 800 ARG101 CB 44.048 14.377 30.842 801 ARG101 CG44.279 13.988 29.388 802 ARG101 CD 43.923 12.526 29.153 803 ARG101 NE42.535 12.26 29.558 804 ARG101 CZ 41.576 11.903 28.701 805 ARG101 NH141.86 11.758 27.405 806 ARG101 NH2 40.336 11.683 29.142 807 ARG101 C44.134 16.204 32.535 808 ARG101 O 42.97 16.548 32.772 809 VAL102 N45.094 16.212 33.449 810 VAL102 CA 44.85 16.749 34.79 811 VAL102 CB45.724 15.989 35.788 812 VAL102 CG1 45.539 16.509 37.21 813 VAL102 CG245.437 14.493 35.74 814 VAL102 C 45.191 18.239 34.809 815 VAL102 O44.574 19.022 35.544 816 ASN103 N 46.141 18.618 33.97 817 ASN103 CA46.472 20.03 33.767 818 ASN103 CB 47.376 20.502 34.904 819 ASN103 CG47.604 22.007 34.801 820 ASN103 OD1 46.99 22.68 33.966 821 ASN103 ND248.587 22.492 35.537 822 ASN103 C 47.172 20.235 32.422 823 ASN103 O48.385 20.019 32.294 824 PRO104 N 46.439 20.82 31.486 825 PRO104 CA46.962 21.09 30.137 826 PRO104 CB 45.746 21.394 29.316 827 PR0104 CG44.546 21.556 30.237 828 PRO104 CD 45.041 21.234 31.637 829 PRO104 C47.961 22.254 30.047 830 PRO104 O 48.514 22.492 28.964 831 LYS105 N48.18 22.975 31.137 832 LYS105 CA 49.199 24.028 31.157 833 LYS105 0848.563 25.35 31.584 834 LYS105 CG 48.037 25.326 33.012 835 LYS105 CD47.396 26.653 33.4 836 LYS105 CE 46.867 26.613 34.829 837 LYS105 NZ46.241 27.892 35.198 838 LYS105 C 50.365 23.661 32.079 839 LYS105 O51.108 24.545 32.525 840 SER106 N 50.475 22.383 32.413 841 SER106 CA51.538 21.926 33.315 842 SER106 CB 51.307 20.462 33.666 843 SER106 OG52.457 20.016 34.375 844 SER106 C 52.926 22.04 32.712 845 SER106 O53.342 21.16 31.951 846 TYR107 N 53.722 22.912 33.309 847 TYR107 CA55.115 23.087 32.885 848 TYR107 CB 55.696 24.335 33.544 849 TYR107 CG55.112 25.667 33.082 850 TYR107 CD1 54.097 26.279 33.808 851 TYR107 CE153.576 27.494 33.385 852 TYR107 CZ 54.08 28.098 32.24 853 TYR107 OH53.526 29.276 31.787 854 TYR107 CE2 55.103 27.497 31.52 855 TYR107 CD255.621 26.28 31.943 856 TYR107 C 55.956 21.886 33.295 857 TYR107 O56.807 21.445 32.513 858 GLY108 N 55.548 21.231 34.371 859 GLY108 CA56.198 19.995 34.807 860 GLY108 C 56.077 18.91 33.739 861 GLY108 O 57.0918.499 33.154 862 THR109 N 54.849 18.62 33.339 863 THR109 CA 54.63117.534 32.383 864 THR109 CB 53.15 17.191 32.404 865 THR109 OG1 52.77516.927 33.749 866 THR109 CG2 52.874 15.949 31.574 867 THR109 C 55.04917.897 30.956 868 THR109 O 55.648 17.05 30.279 869 TRP110 N 54.98919.174 30.607 870 TRP110 CA 55.441 19.594 29.277 871 TRP110 CB 54.96121.015 28.985 872 TRP110 CG 53.507 21.137 28.567 873 TRP110 CD1 52.53321.897 29.178 874 TRP110 NE1 51.371 21.738 28.496 875 TRP110 CE2 51.53220.912 27.446 876 TRP110 CZ2 50.662 20.457 26.468 877 TRP110 CH2 51.12419.59 25.485 878 TRP110 CZ3 52.453 19.18 25.477 879 TRP110 CE3 53.33219.632 26.454 880 TRP110 CD2 52.875 20.495 27.438 881 TRP110 C 56.95919.547 29.147 882 TRP110 O 57.448 19.012 28.145 883 HIS111 N 57.67519.821 30.225 884 HIS111 CA 59.136 19.773 30.163 885 HIS111 CB 59.70520.527 31.36 886 HIS111 CG 61.221 20.554 31.45 887 HIS111 ND1 62.10220.501 30.43 888 HIS111 CE1 63.357 20.554 30.921 889 HIS111 NE2 63.26620.638 32.268 890 HIS111 CD2 61.957 20.642 32.607 891 HIS111 C 59.63818.334 30.165 892 HIS111 O 60.534 18.019 29.371 893 HIS112 N 58.90217.437 30.798 894 HIS112 CA 59.326 16.038 30.802 895 HIS112 CB 58.64615.331 31.966 896 HIS112 CG 59.235 13.973 32.287 897 HIS112 ND1 60.22813.722 33.16 898 HIS112 CE1 60.478 12.398 33.182 899 HIS112 NE2 59.63511.807 32.308 900 HIS112 CD2 58.862 12.764 31.748 901 HIS112 C 58.98515.35 29.479 902 HIS112 O 59.794 14.553 28.982 903 ARG113 N 57.96915.848 28.791 904 ARG113 CA 57.638 15.283 27.483 905 ARG113 CB 56.16515.532 27.186 906 ARG113 CG 55.722 14.677 26.008 907 ARG113 CD 54.22314.765 25.757 908 ARG113 NE 53.847 13.857 24.663 909 ARG113 CZ 52.87412.948 24.763 910 ARG113 NH1 52.149 12.874 25.879 911 ARG113 NH2 52.59312.149 23.731 912 ARG113 C 58.517 15.874 26.38 913 ARG113 O 58.92515.135 25.474 914 CY5114 N 59.017 17.083 26.593 915 CY5114 CA 59.99117.661 25.659 916 CY5114 CB 60.117 19.162 25.902 917 CY5114 SG 58.67820.174 25.491 918 CY5114 C 61.365 17.027 25.846 919 CY5114 O 62.06916.776 24.862 920 TRP115 N 61.634 16.577 27.06 921 TRP115 CA 62.87315.857 27.349 922 TRP115 CB 62.951 15.67 28.862 923 TRP115 CG 64.0314.716 29.333 924 TRP115 CD1 65.378 14.974 29.432 925 TRP115 NE1 65.99813.853 29.879 926 TRP115 CE2 65.115 12.858 30.088 927 TRP115 CZ2 65.25611.546 30.517 928 TRP115 CH2 64.134 10.735 30.639 929 TRP115 CZ3 62.87211.231 30.331 930 TRP115 CE3 62.721 12.541 29.896 931 TRP115 CD2 63.83913.353 29.769 932 TRP115 C 62.889 14.502 26.651 933 TRP115 O 63.79414.239 25.846 934 LEU116 N 61.768 13.801 26.724 935 LEU116 CA 61.70312.465 26.134 936 LEU116 CB 60.459 11.764 26.663 937 LEU116 CG 60.43110.303 26.232 938 LEU116 CD1 61.669 9.565 26.73 939 LEU116 CD2 59.1669.619 26.73 940 LEU116 C 61.662 12.517 24.61 941 LEU116 O 62.497 11.86423.974 942 LEU116 N 60.961 13.497 24.063 943 LEU117 CA 60.844 13.61922.6 944 LEU117 CB 59.565 14.375 22.236 945 LEU117 CG 58.33 13.48122.079 946 LEU117 CD1 58.584 12.359 21.084 947 LEU117 CD2 57.805 12.90423.389 948 LEU117 C 62.052 14.316 21.964 949 LEU117 O 62.186 14.34220.734 950 GLY118 N 62.945 14.82 22.797 951 GLY118 CA 64.205 15.36722.313 952 GLY118 C 65.251 14.265 22.199 953 GLY118 O 66 14.224 21.214954 ARG119 N 65.264 13.362 23.168 955 ARG119 CA 66.284 12.304 23.193 956ARG119 CB 66.677 12.04 24.643 957 ARG119 CG 65.511 11.518 25.473 958ARG119 CD 65.918 11.317 26.926 959 ARG119 NE 67.026 10.356 27.04 960ARG119 CZ 68.172 10.619 27.676 961 ARG119 NH1 69.145 9.706 27.703 962ARG119 NH2 68.361 11.808 28.251 963 ARG119 C 65.871 10.988 22.523 964ARG119 O 66.705 10.077 22.438 965 LEU120 N 64.632 10.863 22.074 966LEU120 CA 64.237 9.645 21.352 967 LEU120 CB 62.726 9.625 21.152 968LEU120 CG 61.997 9.268 22.438 969 LEU120 CD1 60.486 9.295 22.234 970LEU120 CD2 62.449 7.905 22.951 971 LEU120 C 64.921 9.541 19.994 972LEU120 O 64.866 10.47 19.184 973 PRO121 N 65.485 8.371 19.729 974 PRO12ICA 66.201 8.125 18.467 975 PRO121 CB 66.947 6.846 18.698 976 PRO121 CG66.498 6.229 20.015 977 PRO121 CD 65.525 7.218 20.634 978 PRO121 C65.279 7.991 17.249 979 PRO121 O 65.731 8.147 16.109 980 GLU122 N 64.0077.712 17.485 981 GLU122 CA 63.011 7.743 16.406 982 GLU122 CB 62.9486.356 15.764 983 GLU122 CG 62.595 6.386 14.274 984 GLU122 CD 61.1736.881 14.012 985 GLU122 OE1 61.012 8.087 13.888 986 GLU122 OE2 60.2946.042 13.877 987 GLU122 C 61.648 8.124 16.991 988 GLU122 O 60.804 7.24517.196 989 PRO123 N 61.443 9.407 17.25 990 PRO123 CA 60.234 9.86 17.944991 PRO123 CB 60.569 11.238 18.422 992 PRO123 CG 61.889 11.676 17.808993 PRO123 CD 62.361 10.513 16.96 994 PRO123 C 59.012 9.875 17.027 995PRO123 O 59.113 10.194 15.837 996 ASN124 N 57.865 9.525 17.588 997ASN124 CA 56.624 9.531 16.807 998 ASN124 CB 55.643 8.532 17.417 999ASN124 CG 54.414 8.344 16.524 1000 ASN124 OD1 54.074 9.207 15.703 1001ASN124 ND2 53.732 7.232 16.724 1002 ASN124 C 56.02 10.931 16.787 1003ASN124 O 55.146 11.264 17.597 1004 TRP125 N 56.283 11.629 15.697 1005TRP125 CA 55.813 13.005 15.567 1006 TRP125 CB 56.693 13.727 14.556 1007TRP125 CG 58.12 13.919 15.033 1008 TRP125 CD1 59.271 13.659 14.322 1009TRP125 NE1 60.339 13.96 15.104 1010 TRP125 CE2 59.946 14.4 16.313 1011TRP125 CZ2 60.645 14.787 17.445 1012 TRP125 CH2 59.956 15.205 18.5771013 TRP125 CZ3 58.567 15.227 18.583 1014 TRP125 CE3 57.859 14.82417.459 1015 TRP125 CD2 58.541 14.406 16.327 1016 TRP125 C 54.343 13.12415.179 1017 TRP125 O 53.71 14.098 15.606 1018 THR126 N 53.733 12.04614.711 1019 THR126 CA 52.309 12.124 14.372 1020 THR126 CB 51.953 11.08613.313 1021 THR126 OG1 52.041 9.785 13.876 1022 THR126 CG2 52.89 11.16312.113 1023 THR126 C 51.467 11.918 15.627 1024 THR126 O 50.421 12.5615.771 1025 ARG127 N 52.072 11.304 16.633 1026 ARG127 CA 51.42 11.17117.937 1027 ARG127 CB 52.129 10.063 18.712 1028 ARG127 CG 51.631 9.95520.149 1029 ARG127 CD 52.406 8.897 20.926 1030 ARG127 NE 52.217 7.56220.335 1031 ARG127 CZ 53.161 6.618 20.334 1032 ARG127 NH1 52.898 5.41119.828 1033 ARG127 NH2 54.356 6.868 20.874 1034 ARG127 C 51.524 12.47218.723 1035 ARG127 O 50.556 12.874 19.378 1036 GLU128 N 52.551 13.25118.426 1037 GLU128 CA 52.748 14.508 19.151 1038 GLU128 CB 54.218 14.89619.076 1039 GLU128 CG 55.143 13.723 19.38 1040 GLU128 CD 54.91 13.14420.77 1041 GLU128 OE1 54.929 13.924 21.708 1042 GLU128 OE2 54.929 11.92520.878 1043 GLU128 C 51.899 15.613 18.53 1044 GLU128 O 51.288 16.40819.257 1045 LEU129 N 51.662 15.497 17.233 1046 LEU129 CA 50.782 16.45216.557 1047 LEU129 CB 51.068 16.43 15.061 1048 LEU129 CG 52.483 16.90714.756 1049 LEU129 CD1 52.797 16.775 13.27 1050 LEU129 CD2 52.695 18.34115.227 1051 LEU129 C 49.319 16.108 16.803 1052 LEU129 O 48.504 17.01916.987 1053 GLU130 N 49.045 14.842 17.073 1054 GLU130 CA 47.681 14.44617.422 1055 GLU130 CB 47.537 12.943 17.211 1056 GLU130 CG 46.086 12.49417.341 1057 GLU130 CD 45.235 13.14 16.25 1058 GLU130 OE1 45.743 13.27315.145 1059 GLU130 OE2 44.074 13.409 16.517 1060 GLU130 C 47.368 14.79918.873 1061 GLU130 O 46.247 15.236 19.153 1062 LEU131 N 48.4 14.87119.699 1063 LEU131 CA 48.248 15.308 21.087 1064 LEU131 CB 49.599 15.15521.775 1065 LEU131 CG 49.526 15.567 23.238 1066 LEU131 CD1 48.847 14.47924.06 1067 LEU131 CD2 50.916 15.855 23.788 1068 LEU131 C 47.848 16.77821.146 1069 LEU131 O 46.821 17.118 21.752 1070 CYS132 N 48.499 17.58920.327 1071 CYS132 CA 48.159 19.011 20.295 1072 CYS132 CB 49.372 19.81319.856 1073 CYS132 SG 50.526 20.07 21.215 1074 CYS132 C 46.941 19.32819.438 1075 CYS132 O 46.283 20.339 19.701 1076 ALA133 N 46.502 18.38518.622 1077 ALA133 CA 45.227 18.555 17.926 1078 ALA133 CB 45.149 17.55716.776 1079 ALA133 C 44.07 18.318 18.892 1080 ALA133 O 43.158 19.15118.96 1081 ARG134 N 44.256 17.384 19.813 1082 ARG134 CA 43.234 17.12320.831 1083 ARG134 CB 43.594 15.848 21.581 1084 ARG134 CG 43.635 14.64120.655 1085 ARG134 CD 44.109 13.399 21.402 1086 ARG134 NE 44.245 12.25920.483 1087 ARG134 CZ 43.437 11.197 20.5 1088 ARG134 NH1 42.456 11.11721.402 1089 ARG134 NH2 43.623 10.205 19.627 1090 ARG134 C 43.159 18.26721.831 1091 ARG134 O 42.072 18.822 22.039 1092 PHE135 N 44.313 18.79122.214 1093 PHE135 CA 44.322 19.9 23.171 1094 PHE135 CB 45.685 19.9823.843 1095 PHE135 CG 45.901 18.877 24.874 1096 PHE135 CD1 47.119 18.21624.95 1097 PHE135 CE1 47.303 17.21 25.89 1098 PHE135 CZ 46.271 16.86626.754 1099 PHE135 CE2 45.055 17.531 26.681 1100 PHE135 CD2 44.87118.537 25.741 1101 PHE135 C 43.949 21.244 22.552 1102 PHE135 O 43.35322.06 23.258 1103 LEU136 N 44.026 21.36 21.237 1104 LEU136 CA 43.55122.572 20.561 1105 LEU136 CB 44.343 22.767 19.273 1106 LEU136 CG 45.37123.896 19.357 1107 LEU136 CD1 46.247 23.83 20.606 1108 LEU136 CD2 46.23123.92 18.101 1109 LEU136 C 42.058 22.49 20.243 1110 LEU136 O 41.39623.521 20.088 1111 GLU137 N 41.493 21.298 20.318 1112 GLU137 CA 40.04221.181 20.166 1113 GLU137 CB 39.693 19.859 19.493 1114 GLU137 CG 40.27719.773 18.086 1115 GLU137 CD 39.822 20.95 17.224 1116 GLU137 OE1 40.66521.784 16.92 1117 GLU137 OE2 38.71 20.881 16.721 1118 GLU137 C 39.33921.289 21.517 1119 GLU137 O 38.125 21.514 21.567 1120 VAL138 N 40.121.161 22.593 1121 VAL138 CA 39.558 21.424 23.929 1122 VAL138 CB 40.22920.461 24.907 1123 VAL138 CG1 39.785 20.708 26.345 1124 VAL138 CG239.964 19.011 24.515 1125 VAL138 C 39.846 22.871 24.332 1126 VAL138 O39.072 23.509 25.056 1127 A5P139 N 40.929 23.394 23.786 1128 A5P139 CA41.346 24.775 24.026 1129 A5P139 CB 42.022 24.83 25.398 1130 A5P139 CG42.276 26.264 25.864 1131 A5P139 OD1 42.534 27.111 25.015 1132 A5P139OD2 42.306 26.465 27.068 1133 A5P139 C 42.329 25.19 22.931 1134 A5P139 O43.549 25.07 23.106 1135 GLU14O N 41.817 25.916 21.95 1136 GLU14O CA42.637 26.322 20.793 1137 GLU14O CB 41.728 26.643 19.611 1138 GLU14O CG40.745 27.764 19.924 1139 GLU14O CD 39.961 28.126 18.667 1140 GLU14O OE138.749 28.251 18.774 1141 GLU14O OE2 40.585 28.247 17.622 1142 GLU14O C43.549 27.519 21.056 1143 GLU14O O 44.267 27.956 20.149 1144 ARG141 N43.501 28.056 22.264 1145 ARG141 CA 44.365 29.164 22.649 1146 ARG141 CB43.507 30.246 23.292 1147 ARG141 CG 42.483 30.799 22.305 1148 ARG141 CD43.158 31.518 21.14 1149 ARG141 NE 43.932 32.669 21.628 1150 ARG141 CZ43.547 33.936 21.459 1151 ARG141 NH1 42.481 34.215 20.703 1152 ARG141NH2 44.276 34.926 21.978 1153 ARG141 C 45.454 28.699 23.613 1154 ARG141O 46.132 29.54 24.217 1155 A5N142 N 45.558 27.393 23.824 1156 A5N142 CA46.624 26.87 24.684 1157 A5N142 CB 46.345 25.411 25.046 1158 A5N142 CG47.367 24.918 26.074 1159 A5N142 OD1 48.138 25.713 26.627 1160 A5N142ND2 47.424 23.611 26.254 1161 A5N142 C 47.965 26.985 23.968 1162 A5N142O 48.385 26.074 23.241 1163 PHE143 N 48.734 27.963 24.42 1164 PHE143 CA50.018 28.287 23.797 1165 PHE143 CB 50.442 29.706 24.183 1166 PHE143 CG50.738 29.965 25.664 1167 PHE143 CD1 52.031 29.809 26.147 1168 PHE143CE1 52.309 30.05 27.486 1169 PHE143 CZ 51.294 30.457 28.343 1170 PHE143CE2 50.003 30.627 27.859 1171 PHE143 CD2 49.727 30.387 26.519 1172PHE143 C 51.11 27.289 24.161 1173 PHE143 O 52.043 27.124 23.37 1174HIS144 N 50.844 26.427 25.13 1175 H15144 CA 51.796 25.373 25.466 1176H15144 CB 51.401 24.752 26.797 1177 H15144 CG 51.393 25.704 27.973 1178H15144 ND1 50.32 26.334 28.486 1179 H15144 CE1 50.706 27.099 29.527 1180H15144 NE2 52.039 26.934 29.679 1181 H15144 CO2 52.476 26.074 28.7321182 H15144 C 51.787 24.286 24.4 1183 H15144 O 52.864 23.85 23.979 1184CYS145 N 50.645 24.081 23.761 1185 CYS145 CA 50.595 23.08 22.695 1186CYS145 CB 49.227 22.418 22.653 1187 CYS145 SG 49.287 20.611 22.712 1188CYS145 C 50.941 23.704 21 .346 1189 CYS145 O 51.488 23.012 20.48 1190TRP146 N 50.884 25.024 21.271 1191 TRP146 CA 51.406 25.709 20.084 1192TRP146 CD 50.872 27.139 20.039 1193 TRP146 CG 49.412 27.26 19.648 1194TRP146 CD1 48.326 27.378 20.487 1195 TRP146 NE1 47.202 27.46 19.73 1196TRP146 CE2 47.497 27.407 18.418 1197 TRP146 CZ2 46.711 27.456 17.2771198 TRP146 CH2 47.311 27.379 16.025 1199 TRP146 CZ3 48.692 27.25915.912 1200 TRP146 CE3 49.486 27.212 17.051 1201 TRP146 CD2 48.89227.285 18.302 1202 TRP146 C 52.934 25.722 20.119 1203 TRP146 O 53.57425.364 19.121 1204 ASP147 N 53.479 25.817 21.324 1205 ASP147 CA 54.92725.731 21.528 1206 ASP147 CB 55.266 26.173 22.951 1207 ASP147 CG 54.91627.636 23.211 1208 ASP147 001 55.111 28.436 22.307 1209 ASP147 00254.614 27.948 24.357 1210 ASP147 C 55.424 24.301 21.364 1211 ASP147 O56.499 24.094 20.79 1212 TYR148 N 54.572 23.332 21.655 1213 TYR148 CA54.969 21.938 21.479 1214 TYR148 CB 54.103 21.05 22.361 1215 TYR148 CG54.695 19.657 22.55 1216 TYR148 CO1 55.754 19.493 23.433 1217 TYR148 CE156.32 18.239 23.614 1218 TYR148 CZ 55.826 17.153 22.909 1219 TYR148 OH56.436 15.929 23.048 1220 TYR148 CE2 54.764 17.31 22.028 1221 TYR148 CD254.198 18.566 21.847 1222 TYR148 C 54.85 21.503 20.023 1223 TYR148 O55.678 20.707 19.569 1224 ARG149 N 54.03 22.193 19.246 1225 ARG149 CA53.995 21.917 17.81 1226 ARG149 CB 52.68 22.4 17.212 1227 ARG149 CG52.637 22.043 15.732 1228 ARG149 CD 51.31 22.379 15.068 1229 ARG149 NE51.341 21.93 13.667 1230 ARG149 CZ 50.659 20.876 13.211 1231 ARG149 NH149.797 20.241 14.009 1232 ARG149 NH2 50.776 20.511 11.932 1233 ARG149 C55.168 22.596 17.107 1234 ARG149 O 55.754 22.002 16.195 1235 ARG150 N55.676 23.665 17.7 1236 ARG150 CA 56.909 24.276 17.193 1237 ARG150 CB56.989 25.71 17.706 1238 ARG150 CG 55.952 26.568 16.992 1239 ARG150 CD56.019 28.045 17.366 1240 ARG150 NE 55.239 28.349 18.575 1241 ARG150 CZ54.219 29.213 18.563 1242 ARG150 NH1 53.582 29.513 19.696 1243 ARG15ONH2 53.873 29.821 17.426 1244 ARG150 C 58.144 23.472 17.608 1245 ARG150O 59.082 23.335 16.811 1246 PHE151 N 58.024 22.739 18.703 1247 PHE151 CA59.073 21.804 19.112 1248 PHE151 CB 58.804 21.379 20.553 1249 PHE151 CG59.705 20.262 21.073 1250 PHE151 CD1 61.016 20.537 21.44 1251 PHE151 CE161.834 19.518 21.91 1252 PHE151 CZ 61.342 18.223 22.013 1253 PHE 151 CE260.031 17.948 21.648 1254 PHE 151 CD2 59.213 18.967 21.179 1255 PHE151 C59.091 20.578 18.205 1256 PHE151 O 60.165 20.192 17.729 1257 PHE151 N57.92 20.133 17.778 1258 VAL152 CA 57.848 19.003 16.848 1259 VAL152 CB56.409 18.504 16.795 1260 VAL152 CG1 56.227 17.45 15.709 1261 VAL152 CG55.966 17.963 18.148 1262 VAL152 C 58.296 19.409 15.448 1263 VAL152 O59.078 18.678 14.829 1264 ALA153 N 58.051 20.658 15.087 1265 ALA153 CA58.495 21.16 13.788 1266 ALA153 CB 57.845 22.516 13.535 1267 ALA153 C60.012 21.296 13.724 1268 ALA153 O 60.619 20.786 12.773 1269 THR154 N60.627 21.713 14.817 1270 THR154 CA 62.091 21.823 14.821 1271 THR154 CB62.537 22.756 15.944 1272 THR154 OG1 62.022 22.282 17.183 1273 THR154CG2 62.02 24.173 15.731 1274 THR154 C 62.781 20.463 14.959 1275 THR154 O63.717 20.197 14.196 1276 GLN155 N 62.148 19.534 15.659 1277 GLN155 CA62.73 18.199 15.855 1278 GLN155 CB 62.137 17.62 17.13 1279 GLN155 CG62.64 18.292 18.399 1280 GLN155 CD 64.077 17.875 18.689 1281 GLN155 OE164.975 18.722 18.756 1282 GLN155 NE 64.261 16.588 18.934 1283 GLN155 C62.459 17.229 14.701 1284 GLN155 O 62.994 16.113 14.693 1285 ALA156 N61.582 17.612 13.789 1286 ALA156 CA 61.358 16.827 12.574 1287 ALA156 CB59.859 16.628 12.387 1288 ALA156 C 61.935 17.514 11.339 1289 ALA156 O61.86 16.958 10.236 1290 ALA157 N 62.508 18.694 11.544 1291 ALA157 GA63.024 19.542 10.457 1292 ALA157 CB 64.214 18.863 9.782 1293 ALA157 C61.937 19.866 9.435 1294 ALA157 O 62.094 19.625 8.232 1295 VAL158 N60.844 20.42 9.932 1296 VAL158 CA 59.705 20.785 9.087 1297 VAL158 CB58.446 20.761 9.954 1298 VAL158 OG1 57.221 21.297 9.221 1299 VAL158 CG258.182 19.358 10.482 1300 VAL158 C 59.91 22.172 8.489 1301 VAL158 O60.086 23.157 9.218 1302 PRO159 N 59.887 22.238 7.168 1303 PRO159 CA60.044 23.514 6.469 1304 PRO159 CB 59.999 23.171 5.011 1305 PRO159 GG59.775 21.675 4.848 1306 PRO159 CD 59.7 21.107 6.254 1307 PRO159 C58.938 24.497 6.839 1308 PRO159 O 57.754 24.136 6.907 1309 PRO160 N59.312 25.762 6.955 1310 PRO160 CA 58.363 26.806 7.37 1311 PRO160 CB59.205 28.025 7.601 1312 PRO160 CG 60.643 27.732 7.2 1313 PRO160 CD60.674 26.274 6.774 1314 PRO160 C 57.262 27.096 6.341 1315 PRO160 O56.157 27.473 6.741 1316 ALA161 N 57.462 26.696 5.092 1317 ALA161 CA56.412 26.85 4.078 1318 ALA161 CB 57.061 26.833 2.699 1319 ALA161 C55.355 25.746 4.166 1320 ALA161 O 54.177 26.009 3.902 1321 GLU162 N55.707 24.64 4.803 1322 GLU162 CA 54.748 23.555 5.02 1323 GLU162 CB55.531 22.258 5.187 1324 GLU162 CG 54.62 21.064 5.447 1325 GLU162 CD55.472 19.82 5.671 1326 GLU162 OE1 56.613 19.988 6.081 1327 GLU162 OE254.996 18.734 5.371 1328 GLU162 C 53.947 23.847 6.284 1329 GLU162 O52.74 23.582 6.348 1330 GLU163 N 54.557 24.648 7.14 1331 GLU163 CA53.888 25.114 8.348 1332 GLU163 CB 54.973 25.598 9.297 1333 GLU163 CG54.478 25.655 10.731 1334 GLU163 CD 54.331 24.239 11.277 1335 GLU163 OE155.103 23.391 10.852 1336 GLU163 OE2 53.552 24.066 12.204 1337 GLU163 C52.95 26.274 8.011 1338 GLU163 O 51.863 26.389 8.591 1339 LEU164 N53.272 26.974 6.935 1340 LEU164 CA 52.412 28.042 6.435 1341 LEU164 CB53.251 28.944 5.538 1342 LEU164 CG 52.483 30.186 5.107 1343 LEU164 CD152.085 31.02 6.319 1344 LEU164 CD2 53.31 31.019 4.134 1345 LEU164 C51.238 27.466 5.648 1346 LEU164 O 50.121 27.979 5.775 1347 ALA165 N51.409 26.269 5.111 1348 ALA165 CA 50.288 25.578 4.465 1349 ALA165 CB50.835 24.421 3.637 1350 ALA165 C 49.296 25.053 5.503 1351 ALA165 O48.079 25.203 5.317 1352 PHE166 N 49.81 24.741 6.683 1353 PHE166 CA48.945 24.352 7.798 1354 PHE166 CB 49.809 23.777 8.915 1355 PHE166 CG49.04 23.487 10.2 1356 PHE166 CD1 48.052 22.512 10.216 1357 PHE166 CE147.348 22.255 11.385 1358 PHE166 CZ 47.632 22.974 12.539 1359 PHE166 CE248.62 23.95 12.523 1360 PHE166 CD2 49.324 24.207 11.354 1361 PHE166 C48.153 25.545 8.329 1362 PHE166 O 46.93 25.44 8.475 1363 THR167 N 48.76726.717 8.35 1364 THR167 CA 48.031 27.903 8.801 1365 THR167 CB 49.00928.978 9.261 1366 THR167 OG1 49.822 29.369 8.167 1367 THR167 CG2 49.91528.476 10.38 1368 THR167 C 47.093 28.45 7.722 1369 THR167 O 46.03428.985 8.069 1370 ASP16B N 47.324 28.066 6.474 1371 ASP168 CA 46.40328.41 5.386 1372 ASP168 CB 47.027 28.033 4.042 1373 ASP168 CG 48.28428.841 3.731 1374 ASP168 OD1 49.134 28.313 3.023 1375 ASP168 OD2 48.32130.008 4.094 1376 ASP168 C 45.096 27.635 5.528 1377 A3P168 O 44.0228.244 5.475 1378 SER169 N 45.19 26.39 5.973 1379 SER169 CA 43.97525.586 6.16 1380 SER169 CB 44.315 24.102 6.071 1381 SER169 CG 45.14723.759 7.17 1382 SER169 C 43.286 25.888 7.493 1383 SER169 O 42.05925.744 7.587 1384 LEU170 N 43.99 26.559 8.393 1385 LEU170 CA 43.35627.006 9.636 1386 LEU170 CB 44.422 27.406 10.649 1387 LEU170 CG 45.30126.236 11.069 1388 LEU170 CD1 46.375 26.708 12.039 1389 LEU170 CD244.476 25.113 11.689 1390 LEU170 C 42.461 28.215 9.386 1391 LEU170 O41.373 28.3 9.972 1392 ILEA171 N 42.748 28.945 8.322 1393 ILEA171 CA41.93 30.111 7.988 1394 ILEA171 CB 42.806 31.078 7.191 1395 ILEA171 CG242.05 32.347 6.808 1396 ILEA171 CG1 44.055 31.443 7.986 1397 ILEA171 CD143.711 32.088 9.325 1398 ILEA171 C 40.688 29.721 7.183 1399 1LEA171 O39.694 30.457 7.199 1400 THR172 N 40.654 28.499 6.674 1401 THR172 GA39.519 28.101 5.838 1402 THR172 CB 40.OD2 27.177 4.726 1403 THR172 OG140.422 25.949 5.302 1404 THR172 CG2 41.166 27.783 3.953 1405 THR172 C38.396 27.406 6.609 1406 THR172 O 37.29 27.311 6.066 1407 ARG173 N38.646 26.949 7.83 1408 ARG173 CA 37.554 26.333 8.605 1409 ARG173 CB37.2 24.98 7.987 1410 ARG173 CG 35.777 24.56 8.349 1411 ARG173 CD 35.42723.175 7.816 1412 ARG173 NE 34.053 22.808 8.199 1413 ARG173 VZ 33.76321.959 9.187 1414 ARG173 NH1 34.745 21.361 9.865 1415 ARG173 NH2 32.4921 .685 9.48 1416 ARG173 C 37.894 26.143 10.087 1417 ARG173 O 37.13625.499 10.824 1418 ASN174 N 39.012 26.673 10.542 1419 ASN174 CA 39.32826.506 11.962 1420 ASN174 CB 40.818 26.225 12.133 1421 ASN174 CG 41.14625.798 13.56 1422 ASN174 OD1 42.199 26.154 14.103 1423 ASN174 ND2 40.25525.011 14.14 1424 ASN174 C 38.902 27.755 12.723 1425 ASN174 O 37.81127.768 13.307 1426 PHE175 N 39.693 28.81 12.615 1427 PHE175 CA 39.38930.049 13.338 1428 PHE175 CB 39.488 29.769 14.839 1429 PHE175 CG 38.63130.676 15.719 1430 PHE175 CD1 37.307 30.913 15.375 1431 PHE175 CE136.519 31.735 16.171 1432 PHE175 CZ 37.056 32.317 17.311 1433 PHE175 CE238.38 32.079 17.656 1434 PHE175 OD2 39.168 31.257 16.86 1435 PHE175 C40.397 31.131 12.963 1436 PHE175 O 41.432 30.837 12.352 1437 SER176 N40.043 32.376 13.245 1438 SER176 CA 41.016 33.472 13.148 1439 SER176 CB40.335 34.823 13.39 1440 SER176 OG 39.504 34.778 14.544 1441 SER176 C42.174 33.171 14.111 1442 SER176 O 43.208 32.702 13.626 1443 ASN177 N42.096 33.622 15.358 1444 ASN177 CA 42.903 33.035 16.444 1445 ASN177 CB43.037 31.518 16.252 1446 ASN177 CG 43.77 30.824 17.401 1447 ASN177 OD144.69 31.383 18.009 1448 ASN177 ND2 43.378 29.591 17.663 1449 ASN177 C44.252 33.739 16.496 1450 ASN177 O 45.111 33.532 15.634 1451 TYR178 N44.509 34.384 17.62 1452 TYR178 CA 45.681 35.254 17.732 1453 TYR178 CB45.447 36.185 18.914 1454 TYR178 CG 46.53 37.232 19.138 1455 TYR178 CD146.609 38.334 18.297 1456 TYR178 CE1 47.594 39.292 18.499 1457 TYR178 CZ48.496 39.143 19.545 1458 TYR178 OH 49.463 40.099 19.756 1459 TYR178 CE248.419 38.042 20.388 1460 TYR178 CD2 47.434 37.085 20.184 1461 TYR178 C46.995 34.492 17.9 1462 TYR178 O 48.028 34.994 17.446 1463 SER179 N46.938 33.225 18.275 1464 SER179 CA 48.179 32.453 18.365 1465 SER179 CB48.079 31.413 19.475 1466 SER179 OG 47.051 30.494 19.143 1467 SER179 C48.497 31.79 17.024 1468 SER179 O 49.675 31.598 16.701 1469 SER180 N47.5 31.677 16.158 1470 SER180 CA 47.78 31.182 14.807 1471 SER180 CB46.608 30.373 14.261 1472 SER180 OG 45.499 31.234 14.081 1473 SER180 C48.11 32.353 13.883 1474 SER180 O 48.948 32.201 12.987 1475 TRP181 N47.678 33.546 14.266 1476 TRP181 CA 48.131 34.762 13.583 1477 TRP181 CB47.196 35.919 13.912 1478 TRP181 CG 45.851 35.935 13.205 1479 TRP181 CD144.638 36.22 13.79 1480 TRP181 NE1 43.678 36.186 12.834 1481 TRP181 CE244.198 35.884 11.632 1482 TRP181 CZ2 43.638 35.777 10.367 1483 TRP181CH2 44.444 35.458 9.28 1484 TRP181 CZ3 45.805 35.244 9.457 1485 TRP181CE3 46.376 35.353 10.72 1486 TRP181 CD2 45.579 35.679 11.808 1487 TRP181C 49.547 35.129 14.02 1488 TRP181 O 50.341 35.599 13.198 1489 HIS182 N49.917 34.711 15.22 1490 HIS182 CA 51.3 34.84 15.683 1491 HIS182 CB51.305 34.599 17.188 1492 HIS182 CG 52.675 34.403 17.806 1493 HIS182 ND153.777 35.149 17.596 1494 HIS182 CE1 54.794 34.652 18.331 1495 HIS182NE2 54.327 33.576 19.005 1496 HIS182 CD2 53.023 33.411 18.692 1497HIS182 C 52.21 33.828 14.994 1498 HIS182 O 53.326 34.183 14.594 1499TYR183 N 51.661 32.68 14.637 1500 TYR183 CA 52.452 31.706 13.894 1501TYR183 CB 51.724 30.369 13.925 1502 TYR183 CG 52.649 29.157 13.914 1503TYR183 CD1 54.002 29.309 13.636 1504 TYR183 CE1 54.842 28.203 13.6411505 TYR183 CZ 54.324 26.947 13.933 1506 TYR183 OH 55.156 25.847 13.9431507 TYR183 CE2 52.976 26.793 14.221 1508 TYR183 CD2 52.138 27.9 14.2141509 TYR183 C 52.645 32.18 12.454 1510 TYR183 O 53.784 32.165 11.9681511 ARG184 N 51.654 32.867 11.906 1512 ARG184 CA 51.812 33.424 10.5581513 ARG184 CB 50.45 33.758 9.972 1514 ARG184 CD 49.584 32.516 9.8481515 ARG184 CD 48.428 32.776 8.895 1516 ARG184 NE 48.966 33.118 7.571517 ARG184 CZ 48.43 32.69 6.427 1518 ARG184 NH1 47.289 32.O01 6.4451519 ARG184 NH2 48.999 33.01 5.264 1520 ARG184 C 52.675 34.682 10.5381521 ARG184 O 53.419 34.874 9.572 1522 SER185 N 52.766 35.379 11.6611523 SER185 CA 53.664 36.536 11.766 1524 SER185 CB 53.16 37.509 12.8251525 SER185 OG 53.298 36.906 14.1 1526 SER185 C 55.098 36.122 12.0961527 SER185 O 55.95 36.99 12.311 1528 CYS186 N 55.336 34.828 12.236 1529CYS186 CA 56.701 34.315 12.241 1530 CYS186 CB 56.815 33.2 13.274 1531GY5186 SG 56.497 33.68 14.987 1532 CY3186 C 57.028 33.764 10.856 1533CYS186 O 57.937 34.281 10.19 1534 LEU187 N 56.113 32.961 10.335 1535 LEU187 CA 56.332 32.255 9.061 1536 LEU187 CB 55.159 31.312 8.82 1537 LEU187CG 55.082 30.226 9.885 1538 LEU187 CD1 53.774 29.451 9.781 1539 LEU187CD2 56.281 29.289 9.814 1540 LEU187 C 56.465 33.188 7.865 1541 LEU187 O57.463 33.105 7.138 1542 LEU188 N 55.605 34.189 7.78 1543 LEU188 CA55.699 35.159 6.677 1544 LEU188 CB 54.488 36.087 6.694 1545 LEU188 CC53.19 35.313 6.489 1546 LEU188 CD1 51.984 36.192 6.772 1547 LEU188 CD253.102 34.709 5.094 1548 LEU188 G 57.024 35.945 6.684 1549 LEU188 O57.732 35.831 5.675 1550 PRO189 N 57.439 36.622 7.757 1551 PRO189 CA58.778 37.238 7.745 1552 PRO189 CB 58.861 38.065 8.988 1553 PRO189 CG57.604 37.867 9.809 1554 PRO189 CD 56.732 36.914 9.015 1555 PRO189 C59.978 36.274 7.672 1556 PRO189 O 61.06 36.728 7.283 1557 GLN190 N59.793 34.982 7.894 1558 GLN190 CA 60.892 34.031 7.692 1559 GLN190 CB60.682 32.845 8.626 1560 GLN190 CG 60.77 33.257 10.089 1561 GLN190 GD60.446 32.066 10.986 1562 GLN190 OE1 59.278 31.708 11.192 1563 GLN190NE2 61.496 31.47 11.521 1564 GLN190 C 60.967 33.509 6.257 1565 GLN190 O61.983 32.913 5.88 1566 LEU191 N 59.931 33.738 5.466 1567 LEU191 CA59.911 33.21 64.095 1568 LEU191 CB 58.644 32.38 3.936 1569 LEU191 CG58.635 31.14 94.833 1570 LEU191 CD1 57.247 30.52 4.874 1571 LEU191 CD259.685 30.13 84.388 1572 LEU191 C 59.885 34.29 3.01 1573 LEU1Y1 O 60.18133.98 71.847 1574 HIS192 N 59.477 35.50 13.346 1575 HIS192 CA 59.2336.48 72.278 1576 HIS192 CB 57.736 36.80 72.239 1577 HIS192 CG 56.85635.60 41.966 1578 HIS192 ND1 57.049 34.66 11.023 1579 HIS192 CE1 56.05533.75 31.091 1580 HIS192 NE2 55.228 34.12 62.093 1581 HIS192 CD2 55.70935.26 52.642 1582 HIS192 C 60.071 37.77 82.287 1583 HIS192 O 60.72138.02 21.264 1584 PRO193 N 60.006 38.64 3.301 1585 PRO193 CA 60.48540.01 83.097 1586 PRO193 CB 60.03 40.798 4.29 1587 PRO193 CG 59.3339.868 5.26 1588 PRO193 CD 59.308 38.50 94.586 1589 PRO193 C 61.99540.14 12.945 1590 PRO193 O 62.765 39.78 43.842 1591 GLN194 N 62.39140.667 1.8 1592 GLN194 CA 63.785 41.05 81.582 1593 GLN194 CB 64.20340.60 60.185 1594 GLN194 OG 63.131 40.924 −0.853 1595 GLN194 CD 63.60340.51 −2.241 1596 GLN194 OE1 63.764 39.319 −2.532 1597 GLN194 NE2 63.81941.505 −3.083 1598 GLN194 C 63.936 42.57 11.756 1599 GLN194 O 63.46543.36 30.929 1600 PRO195 N 64.527 42.95 72.876 1601 PRO195 CA 64.60944.37 33.243 1602 PRO195 CB 65.082 44.38 74.663 1603 PRO195 CG 65.42242.96 65.091 1604 PRO195 CD 65.082 42.07 73.907 1605 PRO195 C 65.56945.13 42.337 1606 PRO195 O 66.778 44.88 12.322 1607 ASP196 N 65.00946.04 71.565 1608 ASP196 CA 65.821 46.87 50.675 1609 ASP196 CB 65.13946.901 −0.693 1610 ASP196 CG 66.095 47.35 −1.797 1611 ASP196 OD1 65.96748.504 −2.189 1612 ASP196 OD2 66.832 46.518 −2.303 1613 ASP196 C 65.98348.26 41.305 1614 ASP196 O 66.663 48.385 2.33 1615 SER197 N 65.392 49.2890.711 1616 SER197 CA 65.491 50.64 1.273 1617 SER197 CB 66.804 51.2580.804 1618 SER197 OG 66.894 52.56 51.357 1619 SER197 C 64.326 51.5190.825 1620 SER197 O 64.006 52.526 1.469 1621 GLY198 N 63.706 51.128−0.276 1622 GLY198 CA 62.587 51.892 −0.847 1623 GLY198 C 61.318 51.8280.002 1624 GLY198 O 61.172 52.578 0.975 1625 PRO199 N 60.392 50.981−0.419 1626 PRO199 CA 59.086 50.871 0.24 1627 PRO199 CB 58.296 49.916−0.601 1628 PRO199 CG 59.169 49.406 −1.738 1629 PRO199 CD 60.507 50.11−1.591 1630 PRO199 C 59.209 50.368 1.674 1631 PRO199 O 60.011 49.4771.974 1632 GLN200 N 58.381 50.932 2.537 1633 GLN200 CA 58.395 50.5913.965 1634 GLN200 CB 58.256 51.903 4.724 1635 GLN200 OG 58.723 51.8216.17 1636 GLN200 CD 58.63 53.214 6.769 1637 GLN200 OE1 57.586 53.8776.685 1638 GLN200 NE2 59.743 53.657 7.324 1639 GLN200 C 57.282 49.6114.375 1640 GLN200 O 56.898 49.571 5.549 1641 GLY201 N 56.766 48.8393.432 1642 GLY201 CA 55.678 47.894 3.741 1643 GLY201 C 56.143 46.8314.733 1644 GLY201 O 57.35 46.602 4.872 1645 ARG202 N 55.213 46.298 5.5081646 ARG202 CA 55.569 45.263 6.485 1647 ARG202 CB 54.336 44.894 7.3 1648ARG202 CG 54.753 44.296 8.636 1649 ARG202 CD 55.572 45.324 9.405 1650ARG202 NE 56.039 44.812 10.701 1651 ARG202 CZ 55.731 45.41 1.859 1652ARG202 NH1 54.857 46.407 11.883 1653 ARG202 NH2 56.229 44.923 13.0021654 ARG202 C 56.085 44.036 5.742 1655 ARG202 O 57.276 43.706 5.794 1656LEU203 N 55.183 43.393 5.025 1657 LEU203 CA 55.57 42.332 4.094 1658LEU203 CB 54.458 41.288 4.045 1659 LEU203 CG 54.283 40.571 5.377 1660LEU203 CD1 53.088 39.627 5.32 1661 LEU203 CD2 55.547 39.811 5.764 1662LEU203 C 55.774 42.959 2.717 1663 LEU203 O 55.332 44.094 2.498 1664PRO204 N 56.453 42.26 1.816 1665 PRO204 CA 56.416 42.65 0.405 1666PRO204 CB 57.184 41.598 −0.331 1667 PRO204 CG 57.659 40.546 0.659 1668PRO204 CD 57.145 40.985 2.021 1669 PRO204 C 54.963 42.715 −0.04 1670PRO204 O 54.164 41.847 0.332 1671 GLU205 N 54.649 43.632 −0.94 1672GLU205 CA 53.236 43.949 −1.207 1673 GLU205 CB 53.168 45.225 −2.039 1674GLU205 CG 51.748 45.779 −2.046 1675 GLU205 CD 51.635 47.007 −2.94 1676GLU205 OE1 52.117 48.057 −2.536 1677 GLU205 OE2 51.076 46.876 −4.02 1678GLU205 C 52.452 42.833 −1.908 1679 GLU205 O 51.26 42.686 −1.621 1680ASP206 N 53.147 41.887 −2.522 1681 ASP206 CA 52.469 40.754 −3.164 1682ASP206 CB 53.434 40.083 −4.148 1683 ASP206 GG 54.714 39.593 −3.465 1684ASP206 OD1 55.618 40.404 −3.302 1685 ASP206 OD2 54.748 38.436 −3.0731686 ASP206 C 51.942 39.725 −2.154 1687 ASP206 O 50.943 39.058 −2.441688 VAL207 N 52.485 39.709 −0.945 1689 VAL207 CA 51.935 38.83 0.0841690 VAL207 CB 53.048 37.972 0.694 1691 VAL207 CG1 54.289 38.775 1.0571692 VAL207 CG2 52.559 37.162 1.89 1693 VAL207 C 51.209 39.665 1.1331694 VAL207 O 50.206 39.219 1.703 1695 LEU208 N 51.519 40.95 1.147 1696LEU208 CA 50.912 41.852 2.118 1697 LEU208 CB 51.742 43.128 2.16 1698LEU208 CG 51.301 44.037 3.296 1699 LEU208 CD1 51.351 43.287 4.62 1700LEU208 CD2 52.168 45.287 3.352 1701 LEU208 C 49.474 42.189 1.752 1702LEU208 O 48.614 42.131 2.638 1703 LEU209 N 49.163 42.223 0.465 1704LEU209 CA 47.787 42.54 0.069 1705 LEU209 CB 47.731 42.945 −1.4 1706LEU209 CG 48.528 44.212 −1.68 1707 LEU209 CD1 48.351 44.644 −3.131 1708LEU209 CD2 48.131 45.341 −0.737 1709 LEU209 C 46.853 41.359 0.29 1710LEU209 O 45.751 41.562 0.817 1711 LYS210 N 47.375 40.148 0.177 1712LYS210 CA 46.521 38.991 0.436 1713 LYS210 CB 46.984 37.78 −0.373 1714LYS210 CB 48.387 37.307 −0.018 1715 LYS210 CD 48.792 36.106 −0.863 1716LYS210 CE 50.17 35.59 −0.469 1717 LYS210 NZ 50.565 34.443 −1.301 1718LYS210 C 46.451 38.683 1.93 1719 LYS210 O 45.401 38.223 2.385 1720GLU211 N 47.388 39.204 2.708 1721 GLU211 CA 47.286 39.077 4.163 1722GLU211 CB 48.653 39.288 4.793 1723 GLU211 CG 49.591 38.128 4.506 1724GLU211 CD 48.954 36.827 4.974 1725 GLU211 OE1 48.749 35.975 4.122 1726GLU211 OE2 48.813 36.661 6.178 1727 GLU211 C 46.311 40.096 4.732 1728GLU211 O 45.496 39.74 5.594 1729 LEU212 N 46.22 41.241 4.073 1730 LEU212CA 45.237 42.256 4.451 1731 LEU212 CB 45.526 43.533 3.669 1732 LEU212 CG46.782 44.242 4.16 1733 LEU212 CD1 47.221 45.323 3.181 1734 LEU212 CD246.572 44.823 5.552 1735 LEU212 C 43.828 41.779 4.133 1736 LEU212 O42.959 41.86 5.007 1737 GLU213 N 43.702 41.006 3.065 1738 GLU213 CA42.405 40.436 2.687 1739 GLU213 CB 42.462 40.152 1.194 1740 GLU213 CG42.651 41.457 0.429 1741 GLU213 CD 43.107 41.172 −0.997 1742 GLU213 OE142.854 42.004 −1.857 1743 GLU213 OE2 43.787 40.171 −1.185 1744 GLU213 C42.051 39.163 3.461 1745 GLU213 O 40.863 38.897 3.68 1746 LEU214 N 43.0438.509 4.048 1747 LEU214 CA 42.752 37.347 4.896 1748 LEU214 CB 44.01436.521 5.121 1749 LEU214 CG 44.386 35.713 3.885 1750 LEU214 CO1 45.66934.925 4.119 1751 LEU214 CD2 43.251 34.777 3.485 1752 LEU214 C 42.19537.784 6.24 1753 LEU214 O 41.133 37.29 6.641 1754 VAL215 N 42.739 38.8576.793 1755 VAL215 CA 42.174 39.371 8.041 1756 VAL215 CB 43.223 40.1578.817 1757 VAL215 OG1 44.223 39.223 9.478 1758 VAL215 CG2 43.942 41.1757.947 1759 VAL215 C 40.932 40.216 7.778 1760 VAL215 O 39.994 40.1498.582 1761 GLN216 N 40.798 40.707 6.555 1762 GLN216 CA 39.6 41.435 6.141763 GLN216 CB 39.866 42.025 4.757 1764 GLN216 CG 38.704 42.861 4.2411765 GLN216 CD 39.031 43.462 2.876 1766 GLN216 OE1 40.14 43.297 2.351767 GLN216 NE2 38.087 44.232 2.359 1768 GLN216 C 38.397 40.504 6.0951769 GLN216 O 37.415 40.754 6.806 1770 ASN217 N 38.596 39.316 5.552 1771ASN217 CA 37.503 38.345 5.502 1772 ASN217 CB 37.813 37.294 4.441 1773ASN217 CG 37.594 37.833 3.028 1774 ASN217 OD1 37.54 39.046 2.784 1775ASN217 ND2 37.385 36.902 2.114 1776 A3N217 C 37.281 37.659 6.848 1777ASN217 O 36.123 37.451 7.228 1778 ALA218 N 38.323 37.574 7.66 1779ALA218 CA 38.178 36.97 8.987 1780 ALA218 CB 39.564 36.74 9.579 1781ALA218 C 37.349 37.848 9.921 1782 ALA218 O 36.333 37.373 10.449 1783PHE219 N 37.587 39.15 9.893 1784 PHE219 CA 36.793 40.037 10.744 1785PHE219 CB 37.629 41.198 11.284 1786 PHE219 CG 38.335 42.163 10.326 1787PHE219 CD1 37.643 42.816 9.314 1788 PHE219 CE1 38.307 43.706 8.478 1789PHE219 CZ 39.661 43.954 8.662 1790 PHE219 CE2 40.349 43.317 9.685 1791PHE219 CD2 39.685 42.431 10.52 1792 PHE219 C 35.492 40.503 10.086 1793PHE219 O 34.66 41.122 10.753 1794 PHE220 N 35.258 40.121 8.841 1795PHE220 CA 33.926 40.327 8.262 1796 PHE220 CB 34.025 40.662 6.779 1797PHE220 CG 34.533 42.072 6.498 1798 PHE220 CD1 35.065 42.386 5.255 1799PHE220 CE1 35.528 43.671 5.007 1800 PHE220 CZ 35.454 44.642 5.996 1801PHE220 CE2 34.903 44.335 7.231 1802 PHE220 CD2 34.437 43.052 7.478 1803PHE220 C 33.048 39.096 8.466 1804 PHE220 O 31.825 39.165 8.298 1805THR221 N 33.666 37.996 8.867 1806 THR221 CA 32.906 36.812 9.266 1807THR221 CB 33.75 35.575 8.972 1808 THR221 OG1 34.03 35.562 7.58 1809THR221 CG2 33.017 34.282 9.318 1810 THR221 C 32.601 36.901 10.758 1811THR221 O 31.58 36.393 11.238 1812 ASP222 N 33.477 37.584 11.475 1813ASP222 CA 33.202 37.911 12.878 1814 ASP222 CB 33.673 36.758 13.765 1815ASP222 CG 33.321 36.993 15.236 1816 ASP222 OD1 32.643 37.977 15.514 1817ASP222 OD2 33.99 36.386 16.057 1818 ASP222 C 33.884 39.222 13.262 1819ASP222 O 35.012 39.218 13.773 1820 PRO223 N 33.077 40.274 13.286 1821PRO223 CA 33.573 41.635 13.541 1822 PRO223 CB 32.432 42.527 13.165 1823PRO223 CG 31.195 41.686 12.891 1824 PRO223 CD 31.64 40.24 12.999 1825PRO223 C 33.964 41.906 14.992 1826 PRO223 O 34.672 42.875 15.279 1827ASN224 N 33.582 41.021 15.895 1828 ASN224 CA 33.907 41.212 17.304 1829ASN224 CB 32.695 40.769 18.115 1830 ASN224 CG 31.449 41.489 17.593 1831ASN224 OD1 31.449 42.713 17.404 1832 ASN224 ND2 30.411 40.713 17.3311833 ASN224 C 35.155 40.422 17.697 1834 ASN224 O 35.647 40.552 18.8251835 A3P225 N 35.7 39.664 16.757 1836 ASP225 CA 36.896 38.87 17.038 1837ASP225 CB 36.889 37.64 16.134 1838 ASP225 CG 37.893 36.588 16.6 1839ASP225 OD1 39.022 36.962 16.894 1840 ASP225 OD2 37.568 35.416 16.4891841 ASP225 C 38.143 39.709 16.788 1842 ASP225 O 38.667 39.745 15.6661843 GLN226 N 38.764 40.091 17.893 1844 GLN226 CA 39.907 41.01 17.8861845 GLN226 CB 40.109 41.461 19.325 1846 GLN226 CG 40.272 40.272 20.2671847 GLN226 CD 40.253 40.746 21.716 1848 GLN226 QE1 39.343 41.474 22.1261849 GLN226 NE2 41.22 40.279 22.485 1850 GLN226 C 41.225 40.452 17.341851 GLN226 O 42.081 41.257 16.952 1852 SER227 N 41.296 39.159 17.0541853 SER227 CA 42.549 38.59 16.555 1854 SER227 CB 42.491 37.069 16.6821855 SER227 OG 41.519 36.528 15.791 1856 SER227 C 42.808 38.988 15.1031857 SER227 O 43.943 39.351 14.773 1858 ALA228 N 41.742 39.245 14.361859 ALA228 CA 41.912 39.638 12.963 1860 ALA228 CB 40.653 39.262 12.1961861 ALA228 C 42.182 41.134 12.836 1862 ALA228 O 42.936 41.544 11.9461863 TRP229 N 41.835 41.875 13.877 1864 TRP229 CA 42.075 43.318 13.8871865 TRP229 CB 41.114 43.966 14.876 1866 TRP229 CG 39.655 43.71 14.5741867 TRP229 OD1 38.819 42.825 15.218 1868 TRP229 NE1 37.588 42.90314.652 1869 TRP229 CE2 37.572 43.805 13.656 1870 TRP229 CZ2 36.56844.244 12.807 1871 TRP229 CH2 36.852 45.213 11.856 1872 TRP229 CZ338.131 45.753 11.756 1873 TRP229 CE3 39.139 45.325 12.609 1874 TRP229CD2 38.861 44.354 13.557 1875 TRP229 C 43.501 43.617 14.32 1876 TRP229 O44.179 44.442 13.692 1877 PHE230 N 44.022 42.77 15.194 1878 PHE230 CA45.406 42.931 15.641 1879 PHE230 CB 45.641 42.085 16.887 1880 PHE230 CG44.918 42.563 18.143 1881 PHE230 CO1 44.407 41.637 19.044 1882 PHE230CE1 43.751 42.07 20.189 1883 PHE230 CZ 43.611 43.429 20.438 1884 PHE230CE2 44.13 44.355 19.542 1885 PHE230 CO2 44.785 43.923 18.397 1886 PHE230C 46.379 42.504 14.552 1887 PHE230 O 47.341 43.234 14.277 1888 TYR231 N45.994 41.509 13.768 1889 TYR231 CA 46.881 41.093 12.687 1890 TYR231 CB46.587 39.653 12.302 1891 TYR231 CG 47.747 39.01 11.552 1892 TYR231 CD148.992 38.944 12.163 1893 TYR231 CE1 50.061 38.36 11.499 1894 TYR231 CZ49.883 37.844 10.224 1895 TYR231 OH 50.938 37.234 9.584 1896 TYR231 CE248.643 37.915 9.605 1897 TYR231 CD2 47.574 38.502 10.271 1898 TYR231 C46.745 42.007 11.47 1899 TYR231 O 47.764 42.285 10.829 1900 HIS232 N45.615 42.688 11.338 1901 HIS232 CA 45.461 43.669 10.259 1902 HIS232 CB43.99 44.052 10.129 1903 HIS232 CG 43.697 45.029 9.004 1904 HIS232 ND143.473 44.723 7.712 1905 HIS232 GE1 43.25 45.855 7.015 1906 HIS232 NE243.336 46.891 7.88 1907 HIS232 CD2 43.608 46.398 9.11 1908 HIS232 C46.28 44.922 10.544 1909 HIS232 O 46.973 45.404 9.639 1910 ARG233 N46.433 45.256 11.816 1911 ARG233 CA 47.267 46.405 12.178 1912 ARG233 CB46.906 46.85 13.593 1913 ARG233 OG 47.64 48.133 13.972 1914 ARG233 CD47.261 48.62 15.366 1915 ARG233 NE 47.944 49.888 15.673 1916 ARG233 CZ47.365 50.902 16.32 1917 ARG233 NH1 46.105 50.789 16.746 1918 ARG233 NH248.048 52.025 16.552 1919 ARG233 C 48.757 46.062 12.096 1920 ARG233 O49.551 46.92 11.692 1921 TRP234 N 49.083 44.782 12.196 1922 TRP234 CA50.475 44.357 12.02 1923 TRP234 CB 50.641 42.951 12.592 1924 TRP234 CG52.071 42.442 12.578 1925 TRP234 CD1 53.023 42.667 13.548 1926 TRP234NE1 54.175 42.056 13.172 1927 TRP234 CE2 54.031 41.43 11.99 1928 TRP234CZ2 54.906 40.696 11.202 1929 TRP234 CH2 54.464 40.156 10 1930 TRP234CZ3 53.152 40.351 9.583 1931 TRP234 CE3 52.271 41.09 10.365 1932 TRP234CD2 52.706 41.632 11.563 1933 TRP234 C 50.859 44.347 10.542 1934 TRP234O 51.943 44.83 10.197 1935 LEU235 N 49.892 44.062 9.683 1936 LEU235 CA50.128 44.054 8.231 1937 LEU235 CB 49.029 43.219 7.592 1938 LEU235 CG49.053 41.78 8.079 1939 LEU235 CD1 47.736 41.084 7.769 1940 LEU235 CD250.239 41.017 7.506 1941 LEU235 C 50.068 45.456 7.628 1942 LEU235 O50.586 45.695 6.531 1943 LEU236 N 49.48 46.377 8.372 1944 LEU236 CA49.418 47.78 7.966 1945 LEU236 OB 48.109 48.342 8.515 1946 LEU236 CG47.73 49.673 7.878 1947 LEU236 OD1 47.582 49.517 6.369 1948 LEU236 CD246.442 50.214 8.487 1949 LEU236 C 50.611 48.555 8.533 1950 LEU236 O50.86 49.705 8.148 1951 GLY237 N 51.377 47.894 9.387 1952 GLY237 CA52.548 48.512 10.002 1953 GLY237 C 53.713 48.628 9.028 1954 GLY237 O53.719 48.045 7.936 1955 ARG238 N 54.645 49.479 9.413 1956 ARG238 CA55.831 49.742 8.605 1957 ARG238 CB 56.201 51.2 8.804 1958 ARG238 CG55.042 52.123 8.46 1959 ARG238 CD 55.354 53.55 8.891 1960 ARG238 NE55.551 53.625 10.349 1961 ARG238 CZ 56.685 54.03 10.928 1962 ARG238 NH157.736 54.37 10.181 1963 ARG238 NH2 56.773 54.075 12.259 1964 ARG238 C57.012 48.885 9.041 1965 ARG238 O 57.183 48.585 10.231 1966 ALA239 N57.828 48.513 8.072 1967 ALA239 CA 59.082 47.814 8.364 1968 ALA239 CB59.543 47.064 7.121 1969 ALA239 C 60.152 48.817 8.784 1970 ALA239 O60.785 49.474 7.948 1971 ASP24O N 60.311 48.955 10.089 1972 ASP24O CA61.326 49.852 10.65 1973 ASP24O CB 61.039 49.994 12.143 1974 ASP24O CG61.91 51.072 12.786 1975 ASP24O OD1 62.053 52.121 12.173 1976 ASP24O OD262.265 50.892 13.942 1977 ASP24O C 62.72 49.272 10.421 1978 ASP24O O62.982 48.112 10.757 1979 PRO241 N 63.578 50.06 9.791 1980 PRO241 CA64.949 49.634 9.481 1981 PRO241 CB 65.488 50.691 8.564 1982 PRO241 CG64.49 51.832 8.469 1983 PRO241 CD 63.287 51 .406 9.292 1984 PRO241 C65.824 49.515 10.73 1985 PRO241 O 65.342 49.265 11.844 1986 GLN242 N67.125 49.509 10.497 1987 GLN242 CA 68.084 49.557 11.604 1988 GLN242 CB68.549 48.129 11.896 1989 GLN242 CG 69.303 47.973 13.222 1990 GLN242 CD68.403 48.002 14.469 1991 GLN242 OE1 68.922 47.941 15.59 1992 GLN242 NE267.092 48.044 14.287 1993 GLN242 C 69.238 50.486 11.231 1994 GLN242 O70.248 50.627 11.932 1995 ASP243 N 69 51.201 10.149 1996 ASP243 CA70.014 52.057 9.542 1997 ASP243 CB 70.642 51.301 8.359 1998 ASP243 CG69.608 50.707 7.389 1999 ASP243 OD1 69.053 49.66 7.707 2000 ASP243 OD269.395 51.305 6.346 20D1 ASP243 C 69.398 53.384 9.107 20D2 ASP243 O68.97 53.542 7.957 2003 ALA244 N 69.354 54.331 10.028 2004 ALA244 CA68.753 55.627 9.701 2005 ALA244 CB 67.237 55.496 9.777 2006 ALA244 C69.216 56.773 10.598 2007 ALA244 O 68.821 56.88 11.768 2008 LEU245 N70.074 57.61 10.037 2009 LEU245 CA 70.447 58.874 10.688 2010 LEU245 CB71.886 59.232 10.341 2011 LEU245 CG 72.877 58.161 10.772 2012 LEU245 CD174.278 58.508 10.283 2013 LEU245 CD2 72.865 57.98 12.282 2014 LEU245 C69.524 59.942 10.132 2015 LEU245 O 69.834 60.565 9.112 2016 ARG246 N68.46 60.23 10.857 2017 ARG246 CA 67.362 60.966 10.239 2018 ARG246 CB66.064 60.592 10.94 2019 ARG246 CG 65.84 59.084 10.872 2020 ARG246 CD64.398 58.74 11.217 2021 ARG246 NE 64.16 57.288 11.279 2022 ARG246 CZ63.746 56.522 10.264 2023 ARG246 NH1 63.595 57.041 9.042 2024 ARG246 NH263.542 55.217 10.46 2025 ARG246 C 67.53 62.479 10.221 2026 ARG246 O66.905 63.123 9.372 2027 CYS247 N 68.428 63.035 11.015 2028 CYS247 CA68.612 64.49 10.941 2029 CYS247 CR 67.529 65.167 11.774 2030 CYS247 5G67.568 66.973 11.773 2031 CYS247 C 69.98 64.963 11.417 2032 CYS247 O70.23 65.06 12.626 2033 LEU248 N 70.838 65.291 10.466 2034 LEU248 CA72.111 65.945 10.799 2035 LEU248 CR 73.143 65.761 9.694 2036 LEU248 CG73.587 64.325 9.478 2037 LEU248 CO1 74.794 64.332 8.548 2038 LEU248 CD273.96 63.659 10.795 2039 LEU248 C 71.908 67.444 10.943 2040 LEU248 O71.003 68.019 10.322 2041 HIS249 N 72.738 68.059 11.762 2042 HIS249 CA72.762 69.519 11.843 2043 HIS249 CR 71.626 69.992 12.736 2044 HIS249 CG71.601 71.497 12.858 2045 HIS249 NO1 71.255 72.362 11.889 2046 HIS249CE1 71.367 73.619 12.357 2047 HIS249 NE2 71.802 73.545 13.635 2048HIS249 CD2 71.954 72.242 13.959 2049 HIS249 C 74.075 70.056 12.405 2050HIS249 O 74.352 69.914 13.602 2051 VAL250 N 74.86 70.695 11.556 2052VAL250 CA 76.046 71.392 12.057 2053 VAL250 CB 77.219 71.283 11.084 2054VAL250 CG1 77.82 69.889 11.094 2055 VAL250 CG2 76.869 71.712 9.665 2056VAL250 C 75.737 72.859 12.328 2057 VAL250 O 75.3 73.615 11.45 2058SER251 N 75.893 73.233 13.579 2059 SER251 CA 75.807 74.64 13.93 2060SER251 CB 75.082 74.8 15.256 2061 SER251 OG 75.196 76.17 15.615 2062SER251 C 77.203 75.22 14.054 2063 SER251 O 77.958 74.851 14.961 2064ARG252 N 77.463 76.245 13.263 2065 ARG252 CA 78.733 76.962 13.347 2066ARG252 CB 78.946 77.742 12.053 2067 ARG252 CG 80.243 78.544 12.083 2068ARG252 CD 80.45 79.341 10.798 2069 ARG252 NE 80.612 78.455 9.634 2070ARG252 CZ 80.957 78.9 8.424 2071 ARG252 NH1 81.165 80.204 8.229 2072ARG252 NH2 81.096 78.044 7.409 2073 ARG252 C 78.678 77.919 14.53 2074ARG252 O 79.661 78.042 15.269 2075 ASP253 N 77.46 78.314 14.873 2076ASP253 CA 77.229 79.174 16.042 2077 ASP253 CB 75.749 79.533 16.11 2078ASP253 CG 75.244 80.072 14.78 2079 ASP253 OD1 75.759 81.09 14.334 2080ASP253 OD2 74.352 79.447 14.223 2081 ASP253 C 77.579 78.458 17.343 2082ASP253 O 78.358 78.977 18.148 2083 GLU254 N 77.107 77.227 17.485 2084GLU254 CA 77.392 76.458 18.705 2085 GLU254 CB 76.258 75.46 18.94 2086GLU254 CG 74.87 76.092 18.939 2087 GLU254 CD 74.739 77.163 20.015 2088GLU254 OE1 74.231 76.836 21.078 2089 GLU254 OE2 74.933 78.316 19.6562090 GLU254 C 78.69 75.653 18.632 2091 GLU254 O 79.071 75.06 19.649 2092ALA255 N 79.38 75.703 17.5 2093 ALA255 CA 80.48 74.774 17.202 2094ALA255 CB 81.725 75.192 17.978 2095 ALA255 C 80.078 73.348 17.566 2096ALA255 O 80.707 72.716 18.427 2097 CYS256 N 79.048 72.842 16.905 2098CYS256 CA 78.488 71.546 17.312 2099 CYS256 CB 77.596 71.801 18.524 2100GY5256 SG 76.875 70.343 19.312 2101 GY5256 C 77.675 70.849 16.22 2102GY5256 O 76.751 71.424 15.631 2103 LEU257 N 78.014 69.591 15.994 2104LEU257 CA 77.259 68.727 15.075 2105 LEU257 CB 78.249 67.886 14.271 2106LEU257 CG 77.613 66.691 13.551 2107 LEU257 CD1 76.533 67.087 12.548 2108LEU257 CD2 78.685 65.868 12.857 2109 LEU257 C 76.311 67.821 15.859 2110LEU257 O 76.743 66.985 16.661 2111 THR258 N 75.025 68.01 15.625 2112THR258 CA 73.992 67.195 16.266 2113 THR258 CB 72.887 68.15 16.701 2114THR258 OG1 73.503 69.235 17.382 2115 THR258 CG2 71.885 67.492 17.6422116 THR258 C 73.438 66.148 15.296 2117 THR258 O 73.237 66.436 14.1112118 VAL259 N 73.334 64.916 15.767 2119 VAL259 CA 72.716 63.842 14.9782120 VAL259 CB 73.729 62.711 14.815 2121 VAL259 CG1 73.15 61.553 14.0082122 VAL259 CG2 75.01 63.216 14.165 2123 VAL259 C 71.456 63.294 15.6552124 VAL259 O 71.509 62.756 16.771 2125 SER260 N 70.328 63.495 14.9952126 SER260 CA 69.067 62.891 15.433 2127 SER260 CB 67.901 63.797 15.0682128 SER260 OG 68.052 65.009 15.792 2129 SER260 C 68.877 61.516 14.82130 SER260 O 68.975 61.329 13.578 2131 PHE261 N 68.63 60.561 15.6732132 PHE261 CA 68.479 59.158 15.294 2133 PHE261 CB 69.106 58.285 16.3762134 PHE261 CG 70.629 58.247 16.383 2135 PHE261 CD1 71.359 59.184 17.1022136 PHE261 CE1 72.746 59.131 17.098 2137 PHE261 CZ 73.401 58.138 16.3832138 PHE261 CE2 72.672 57.199 15.669 2139 PHE261 CD2 71.285 57.25615.668 2140 PHE261 C 67.025 58.749 15.148 2141 PHE261 O 66.088 59.55615.208 2142 SER262 N 66.872 57.467 14.883 2143 SER262 CA 65.551 56.85214.838 2144 SER262 CB 65.662 55.551 14.057 2145 SER262 OG 66.344 55.81912.841 2146 SER262 C 65.142 56.523 16.263 2147 SER262 O 64.689 57.38417.029 2148 ARG263 N 65.399 55.274 16.61 2149 ARG263 CA 65.213 54.75117.966 2150 ARG263 CB 65.281 53.231 17.834 2151 ARG263 CG 66.659 52.79917.349 2152 ARG263 CD 66.622 51.472 16.597 2153 ARG263 NE 65.873 51.61315.335 2154 ARG263 CZ 66.434 51.961 14.173 2155 ARG263 NH1 65.669 52.15813.097 2156 ARG263 NH2 67.749 52.189 14.102 2157 ARG263 C 66.323 55.28418.88 2158 ARG263 O 67.296 55.858 18.374 2159 PRO264 N 66.121 55.22220.19 2160 PRO264 CA 67.153 55.67 21.132 2161 PRO264 CB 66.502 55.63722.479 2162 PRO264 CG 65.129 54.996 22.355 2163 PRO264 CD 64.929 54.71120.876 2164 PRO264 G 68.37 54.753 21.089 2165 PRO264 O 68.331 53.60821.553 2166 LEU265 N 69.455 55.284 20.559 2167 LEU265 CA 70.68 54.50120.401 2168 LEU265 CB 71.122 54.572 18.944 2169 LEU265 CG 70.174 53.76318.065 2170 LEU265 CD1 70.431 53.992 16.581 2171 LEU265 CD2 70.25652.278 18.404 2172 LEU265 C 71.793 54.969 21.327 2173 LEU265 O 71.61855.877 22.15 2174 LEU266 N 72.871 54.209 21.294 2175 LEU266 CA 74.07354.517 22.074 2176 LEU266 CB 74.288 53.411 23.1 2177 LEU266 CG 73.48753.636 24.372 2178 LEU266 CD1 73.473 52.383 25.239 2179 LEU266 CD2 74.0654.818 25.141 2180 LEU266 C 75.303 54.588 21.181 2181 LEU266 O 75.77653.556 20.691 2182 VAL267 N 75.832 55.784 20.996 2183 VAL267 CA 77.07655.924 20.233 2184 VAL267 CB 77.193 57.348 19.706 2185 VAL267 CG1 78.50557.552 18.961 2186 VAL267 CG2 76.017 57.669 18.797 2187 VAL267 C 78.26255.569 21.124 2188 VAL267 O 78.675 56.337 22.001 2189 GLY268 N 78.77154.374 20.893 2190 GLY268 CA 79.857 53.813 21.69 2191 GLY268 C 79.42452.467 22.258 2192 GLY268 O 80.055 51.944 23.185 2193 SER269 N 78.34951.921 21.713 2194 SER269 CA 77.838 50.639 22.216 2195 SER269 CB 76.31850.592 22.095 2196 SER269 OG 75.952 50.738 20.73 2197 SER269 C 78.45949.448 21.493 2198 SER269 O 79.583 49.522 20.978 2199 ARG270 N 77.74648.334 21.568 2200 ARG270 CA 78.146 47.075 20.922 2201 ARG270 CB 76.96946.117 21.051 2202 ARG270 CG 76.525 46.016 22.505 2203 ARG270 CD 75.19145.294 22.634 2204 ARG270 NE 75.271 43.924 22.109 2205 ARG270 CZ 74.36842.988 22.405 2206 ARG270 NH1 73.33 43.287 23.189 2207 ARG270 NH2 74.49441.757 21.905 2208 ARG270 C 78.444 47.339 19.454 2209 ARG270 O 79.60147.279 19.018 2210 MET271 N 77.404 47.668 18.709 2211 MET271 CA 77.62848.268 17.399 2212 MET271 CB 76.418 48.048 16.514 2213 MET271 CG 76.87147.441 15.193 2214 MET271 SD 77.802 45.897 15.313 2215 MET271 CE 78.16345.671 13.558 2216 MET271 C 77.905 49.738 17.681 2217 MET271 O 77.0550.461 18.204 2218 GLU272 N 79.098 50.166 17.325 2219 GLU272 CA 79.70951.303 18.015 2220 GLU272 CB 81.211 51.206 17.803 2221 GLU272 CG 81.74549.951 18.486 2222 GLU272 CD 83.235 49.796 18.214 2223 GLU272 OE1 84.01250.428 18.916 2224 GLU272 OE2 83.551 49.206 17.189 2225 GLU272 C 79.21452.716 17.704 2226 GLU272 O 78.275 53.193 18.352 2227 ILEA273 N 79.79353.344 16.697 2228 ILEA273 CA 79.841 54.816 16.691 2229 ILEA273 CB81.266 55.255 17.032 2230 ILEA273 CG2 81.596 55.043 18.504 2231 ILEA273CG1 82.283 54.546 16.143 2232 ILEA273 CD1 83.706 54.986 16.468 2233ILEA273 C 79.476 55.466 15.362 2234 ILEA273 O 78.996 54.819 14.423 2235LEU274 N 79.593 56.786 15.371 2236 LEU274 CA 79.457 57.608 14.164 2237LEU274 CB 78.585 58.814 14.488 2238 LEU274 CG 77.168 58.442 14.898 2239LEU274 OD1 76.456 59.647 15.498 2240 LEU274 OD2 76.391 57.891 13.7112241 LEU274 C 80.821 58.138 13.722 2242 LEu274 O 81.483 58.875 14.4652243 LEU275 N 81.214 57.793 12.511 2244 LEU275 CA 82.468 58.308 11.9462245 LEU275 CB 82.974 57.331 10.892 2246 LEU275 OG 83.284 55.962 11.4822247 LEU275 OD1 83.634 54.967 10.38 2248 LEU275 OD2 84.406 56.045 12.5122249 LEU275 C 82.248 59.666 11.29 2250 LEU275 O 81.483 59.777 10.3232251 LEU276 N 82.896 60.685 11.824 2252 LEU276 CA 82.789 62.02 11.2312253 LEU276 OB 82.933 63.068 12.331 2254 LEU276 CG 82.772 64.494 11.8052255 LEU276 OD1 81.464 64.671 11.042 2256 LEU276 OD2 82.864 65.51 12.9342257 LEU276 C 83.846 62.221 10.147 2258 LEU276 O 85.047 62.019 10.3622259 MET277 N 83.365 62.531 8.958 2260 MET277 CA 84.233 62.836 7.8232261 MET277 OB 83.872 61.907 6.671 2262 MET277 OG 84.065 60.444 7.0482263 MET277 SD 85.759 59.958 7.445 2264 MET277 CE 86.561 60.426 5.8942265 MET277 C 84.057 64.287 7.385 2266 MET277 O 83.119 64.63 6.652 2267VAL278 N 84.986 65.118 7.821 2268 VAL278 CA 84.992 66.531 7.44 2269VAL278 CB 85.671 67.349 8.532 2270 VAL278 OG1 85.705 68.831 8.17 2271VAL278 CG2 84.967 67.144 9.865 2272 VAL278 C 85.745 66.681 6.126 2273VAL278 O 86.983 66.76 6.096 2274 ASP279 N 84.966 66.841 5.067 2275ASP279 CA 85.418 66.838 3.66 2276 ASP279 CB 86.325 68.045 3.421 2277ASP279 CG 85.555 69.337 3.689 2278 ASP279 OD1 84.686 69.646 2.888 2279ASP279 OD2 85.732 69.902 4.761 2280 ASP279 C 86.114 65.533 3.248 2281ASP279 O 85.553 64.745 2.48 2282 ASP280 N 87.344 65.341 3.695 2283ASP280 CA 88.073 64.1 3.426 2284 ASP280 CB 89.095 64.333 2.312 2285ASP280 CG 90.094 65.433 2.678 2286 ASP280 OD1 91.145 65.101 3.206 2287ASP280 OD2 89.794 66.586 2.392 2288 ASP280 C 88.763 63.594 4.694 2289ASP280 O 89.252 62.46 4.735 2290 SER281 N 88.755 64.417 5.73 2291 SER281CA 89.447 64.072 6.976 2292 SER281 CB 89.944 65.361 7.62 2293 SER281 OG90.424 65.028 8.916 2294 SER281 C 88.543 63.356 7.968 2295 SER281 O87.474 63.865 8.324 2296 PRO282 N 88.987 62.199 8.426 2297 PRO282 CA88.39 61.591 9.612 2298 PRO282 CB 89.085 60.275 9.769 2299 PRO282 CG90.232 60.197 8.77 2300 PRO282 CD 90.185 61.492 7.974 2301 PRO282 C88.608 62.486 10.826 2302 PRO282 O 89.73 62.922 11.108 2303 LEU283 N87.517 62.816 11.49 2304 LEU283 CA 87.592 63.658 12.682 2305 LEU283 CB86.774 64.922 12.441 2306 LEU283 CG 87.028 65.97 13.521 2307 LEU283 CD188.51 66.32 13.601 2308 LEU283 CD2 86.201 67.226 13.276 2309 LEU283 C87.076 62.903 13.904 2310 LEU283 O 85.901 62.517 13.984 2311 ILEA284 N87.973 62.71 14.857 2312 ILEA284 CA 87.634 61.998 16.097 2313 ILEA284 CB88.909 61.386 16.676 2314 ILEA284 CG2 88.602 60.61 17.953 2315 ILEA284CG1 89.585 60.468 15.661 2316 ILEA284 CD1 88.72 59.253 15.334 2317ILEA284 C 86.993 62.948 17.11 2318 ILEA284 O 87.676 63.646 17.868 2319VAL285 N 85.676 63.022 17.041 2320 VAL285 CA 84.904 63.88 17.942 2321VAL285 CB 83.859 64.6 17.108 2322 VAL285 CG1 84.475 65.756 16.333 2323VAL285 CG2 83.153 63.622 16.177 2324 VAL285 C 84.232 63.096 19.064 2325VAL285 O 83.856 61.928 18.909 2326 GLU286 N 84.108 63.751 20.205 2327GLU286 CA 83.45 63.126 21.358 2328 GLU286 CB 84.006 63.74 22.637 2329GLU286 CG 83.389 63.107 23.881 2330 GLU286 CD 84.006 63.726 25.13 2331GLU286 OE1 85.143 64.168 25.033 2332 GLU286 OE2 83.336 63.747 26.1522333 GLU286 C 81.938 63.324 21.306 2334 GLU286 O 81.44 64.442 21.4832335 TRP287 N 81.24 62.236 21.029 2336 TRP287 CA 79.774 62.238 21.0052337 TRP287 CB 79.294 61.061 20.163 2338 TRP287 CG 79.727 61.099 18.7122339 TRP287 CD1 80.763 60.396 18.134 2340 TRP287 NE1 80.811 60.71116.813 2341 TRP287 CE2 79.848 61.593 16.489 2342 TRP287 CZ2 79.50562.214 15.299 2343 TRP287 CH2 78.429 63.094 15.266 2344 TRP287 CZ377.699 63.357 16.421 2345 TRP287 CE3 78.04 62.743 17.62 2346 TRP287 CD279.114 61.869 17.657 2347 TRP287 C 79.177 62.105 22.404 2348 TRP287 O79.64 61.312 23.237 2349 ARG288 N 78.163 62.913 22.651 2350 ARG288 CA77.409 62.823 23.9 2351 ARG288 CB 78.091 63.697 24.944 2352 ARG288 CG78.003 65.162 24.55 2353 ARG288 CD 78.842 66.052 25.455 2354 ARG288 NE78.645 67.466 25.1 2355 ARG288 CZ 79.319 68.105 24.14 2356 ARG288 NH180.286 67.482 23.46 2357 ARG288 NH2 79.042 69.384 23.882 2358 ARG288 C75.959 63.271 23.712 2359 ARG288 O 75.628 64.067 22.825 2360 THR289 N75.085 62.681 24.503 2361 THR289 CA 73.684 63.108 24.531 2362 THR289 CB72.874 61.951 25.118 2363 THR289 OG1 71.533 62.353 25.348 2364 THR289CG2 73.441 61.506 26.448 2365 THR289 C 73.604 64.386 25.37 2366 THR289 O74.442 64.57 26.262 2367 PRO290 N 72.637 65.263 25.112 2368 PRO290 CA72.676 66.641 25.651 2369 PRO290 CB 71 .577 67.375 24.946 2370 PRO290 CG70.809 66.41 24.061 2371 PRO290 CD 71.552 65.09 24.138 2372 PRO290 C72.481 66.777 27.169 2373 PRO290 O 72.536 67.892 27.695 2374 ASP291 N72.238 65.679 27.865 2375 ASP291 CA 72.142 65.708 29.323 2376 ASP291 CB71.039 64.747 29.765 2377 ASP291 CG 71.378 63.309 29.379 2378 ASP291 OD172.021 62.66 30.188 2379 ASP291 OD2 71.028 62.914 28.274 2380 ASP291 C73.47 65.342 29.996 2381 ASP291 O 73.531 65.284 31.23 2382 GLY292 N74.489 65.016 29.212 2383 GLY292 CA 75.804 64.687 29.781 2384 GLY292 C76.004 63.179 29.936 2385 GLY292 O 76.975 62.609 29.422 2386 ARG293 N75.155 62.581 30.754 2387 ARG293 CA 75.162 61.129 30.957 2388 ARG293 CB74.095 60.812 31.993 2389 ARG293 CG 74.328 61.556 33.3 2390 ARG293 CD73.082 61.481 34.171 2391 ARG293 NE 72.602 60.094 34.259 2392 ARG293 CZ71.454 59.756 34.849 2393 ARG293 NH1 70.698 60.694 35.424 2394 ARG293NH2 71.069 58.479 34.875 2395 ARG293 C 74.782 60.419 29.667 2396 ARG293O 73.629 60.509 29.238 2397 ASN294 N 75.697 59.623 29.137 2398 ASN294 CA75.471 58.925 27.859 2399 ASN294 CB 76.823 58.646 27.211 2400 ASN294 CG77.337 59.92 26.541 2401 ASN294 OD1 76.558 60.842 26.27 2402 ASN294 ND278.608 59.907 26.176 2403 ASN294 C 74.645 57.638 27.97 2404 ASN294 O75.152 56.522 27.81 2405 ARG295 N 73.36 57.832 28.215 2406 ARG295 CA72.36 56.761 28.228 2407 ARG295 CB 71.46 57.001 29.44 2408 ARG295 CG71.077 58.468 29.59 2409 ARG295 CD 70.343 58.698 30.905 2410 ARG295 NE70.17 60.133 31.174 2411 ARG295 CZ 69.229 60.618 31.986 2412 ARG295 NH168.371 59.788 32.583 2413 ARG295 NH2 69.144 61.933 32.198 2414 ARG295 C71.601 56.795 26.9 2415 ARG295 O 71.81 57.745 26.139 2416 PRO296 N70.869 55.736 26.565 2417 PRO296 CA 70.252 55.621 25.233 2418 PRO296 CB69.44 54.364 25.268 2419 PRO296 CG 69.705 53.64 26.578 2420 PRO296 CD70.673 54.516 27.358 2421 PRO296 C 69.41 56.842 24.882 2422 PRO296 O68.479 57.228 25.598 2423 SER297 N 69.777 57.445 23.768 2424 SER297 CA69.204 58.731 23.378 2425 SER297 CB 70.203 59.808 23.794 2426 SER297 OG69.762 61.074 23.317 2427 SER297 C 68.945 58.822 21.882 2428 SER297 O69.599 58.168 21.061 2429 HIS298 N 67.961 59.634 21.542 2430 HIS298 CA67.679 59.937 20.145 2431 HIS298 CB 66.243 60.424 20.032 2432 HIS298 CG65.151 59.469 20.463 2433 HIS298 NO1 64.566 58.527 19.702 2434 HIS298CE1 63.621 57.893 20.424 2435 HIS298 NE2 63.611 58.443 21 .659 2436HIS298 CD2 64.545 59.42 21 .697 2437 HIS298 C 68.559 61.066 19.608 2438HIS298 O 68.541 61.308 18.397 2439 VAL299 N 69.31 61.751 20.457 2440VAL299 CA 70.083 62.894 19.979 2441 VAL299 CB 69.338 64.168 20.381 2442VAL299 CG1 68.827 64.108 21.817 2443 VAL299 CG2 70.159 65.427 20.1332444 VAL299 C 71.503 62.852 20.537 2445 VAL299 O 71.717 62.825 21.7572446 TRP300 N 72.448 62.713 19.622 2447 TRP300 CA 73.868 62.663 19.9832448 TRP300 CB 74.427 61.292 19.623 2449 TRP300 CG 73.938 60.18 20.5292450 TRP300 CO1 72.742 59.5 20.45 2451 TRP300 NE1 72.694 58.598 21 .4612452 TRP300 CE2 73.812 58.643 22.207 2453 TRP300 CZ2 74.212 57.95923.344 2454 TRP300 CH2 75.459 58.216 23.898 2455 TRP300 CZ3 76.30259.164 23.326 2456 TRP300 CE3 75.898 59.871 22.201 2457 TRP300 CD274.655 59.618 21.647 2458 TRP300 C 74.649 63.753 19.265 2459 TRP300 O74.679 63.819 18.031 2460 LEU301 N 75.269 64.614 20.047 2461 LEU301 CA76.007 65.742 19.48 2462 LEU301 CB 75.338 67.094 19.801 2463 LEU301 CG75.01 67.483 21.256 2464 LEU301 CD1 73.752 66.832 21.819 2465 LEU301 CD276.17 67.425 22.241 2466 LEU301 C 77.483 65.716 19.863 2467 LEU301 O77.886 65.074 20.838 2468 CYS302 N 78.288 66.298 18.997 2469 CYS302 CA79.722 66.416 19.259 2470 CYS302 CB 80.471 65.48 18.322 2471 CYS302 SG80.335 65.886 16.567 2472 CYS302 C 80.204 67.839 19.016 2473 CYS302 O79.676 68.553 18.153 2474 ASP303 N 81.211 68.241 19.771 2475 ASP303 CA81.831 69.547 19.523 2476 ASP303 CB 82.799 69.912 20.64 2477 ASP303 CG82.027 70.362 21.874 2478 ASP303 OD1 80.913 70.836 21.707 2479 ASP303OD2 82.546 70.173 22.966 2480 ASP303 C 82.56 69.543 18.188 2481 ASP303 O83.279 68.6 17.839 2482 LEU304 N 82.315 70.596 17.435 2483 LEU304 CA82.884 70.743 16.099 2484 LEU304 CB 81.737 71.093 15.16 2485 LEU304 CG82.093 70.894 13.696 2486 LEU304 CO1 82.455 69.436 13.433 2487 LEU304CD2 80.922 71.316 12.819 2488 LEU304 C 83.927 71.857 16.11 2489 LEU304 O83.593 73.038 16.249 2490 PRO305 N 85.18 71.465 15.962 2491 PRO305 CA86.304 72.39 16.138 2492 PRO305 CB 87.534 71.54 16.057 2493 PRO305 CG87.136 70.102 15.763 2494 PRO305 CD 85.617 70.088 15.722 2495 PRO305 C86.339 73.486 15.081 2496 PRO305 O 85.788 73.339 13.983 2497 ALA306 N87.175 74.481 15.342 2498 ALA306 CA 87.363 75.608 14.414 2499 ALA306 CB88.061 76.74 15.157 2500 ALA306 C 88.173 75.239 13.167 2501 ALA306 O88.073 75.919 12.14 2502 ALA307 N 88.752 74.048 13.168 2503 ALA307 CA89.4 73.515 11.967 2504 ALA307 CB 90.358 72.404 12.383 2505 ALA307 C88.377 72.966 10.965 2506 ALA307 O 88.714 72.738 9.799 2507 SER308 N87.129 72.859 11.394 2508 SER308 CA 86.035 72.469 10.512 2509 SER308 CB85.326 71.285 11.153 2510 SER308 OG 86.292 70.261 11.345 2511 SER308 C85.041 73.616 10.321 2512 SER308 O 83.977 73.41 9.73 2513 LEU309 N85.338 74.774 10.892 2514 LEU309 CA 84.414 75.916 10.814 2515 LEU309 CB83.877 76.213 12.21 2516 LEU309 CG 83.025 75.082 12.771 2517 LEU309 CD182.625 75.378 14.209 2518 LEU309 CD2 81.788 74.849 11.912 2519 LEU309 C85.08 77.187 10.288 2520 LEU309 O 84.451 78.251 10.264 2521 ASN310 N86.354 77.089 9.95 2522 ASN310 CA 87.14 78.264 9.558 2523 ASN310 CB88.615 77.87 9.489 2524 ASN310 CG 88.841 76.726 8.502 2525 ASN310 OD188.575 76.853 7.299 2526 ASN310 N02 89.425 75.658 9.009 2527 ASN310 C86.721 78.879 8.228 2528 ASN310 O 86.128 78.234 7.358 2529 ASP311 N87.234 80.078 8.014 2530 ASP311 CA 87.017 80.838 6.772 2531 ASP311 CB87.177 82.326 7.089 2532 ASP311 CG 88.546 82.608 7.715 2533 ASP311 OD188.6 82.705 8.932 2534 ASP311 OD2 89.522 82.647 6.976 2535 ASP311 C87.982 80.467 5.638 2536 ASP311 O 88.142 81.248 4.695 2537 GLN312 N88.694 79.36 5.775 2538 GLN312 CA 89.706 78.993 4.786 2539 GLN312 CB90.858 78.324 5.528 2540 GLN312 CG 91.489 79.25 6.567 2541 GLN312 CD92.454 80.232 5.905 2542 GLN312 OE1 93.593 79.867 5.594 2543 GLN312 NE292.026 81.475 5.765 2544 GLN312 C 89.125 78.029 3.759 2545 GLN312 O89.592 77.968 2.616 2546 LEU313 N 88.075 77.329 4.151 2547 LEU313 CA87.389 76.449 3.203 2548 LEU313 CB 87.452 75.022 3.737 2549 LEU313 CG86.969 73.997 2.716 2550 LEU313 CO1 87.886 73.971 1.498 2551 LEU313 CD286.902 72.611 3.339 2552 LEU313 C 85.939 76.892 3.024 2553 LEU313 O85.143 76.838 3.966 2554 PRO314 N 85.584 77.215 1.787 2555 PRO314 CA84.272 77.808 1.464 2556 PRO314 CB 84.414 78.307 0.058 2557 PRO314 CG85.751 77.863 −0.512 2558 PRO314 CD 86.469 77.153 0.62 2559 PRO314 C83.062 76.863 1.554 2560 PRO314 O 81.93 77.311 1.33 2561 GLN315 N 83.27875.599 1.879 2562 GLN315 CA 82.177 74.646 2.027 2563 GLN315 CB 81.63974.257 0.653 2564 GLN315 CG 82.732 73.871 −0.339 2565 GLN315 CD 82.07973.408 −1.634 2566 GLN315 OE1 82.749 73.205 −2.653 2567 GLN315 NE280.767 73.26 −1.577 2568 GLN315 C 82.62 73.411 2.808 2569 GLN315 O83.112 72.429 2.237 2570 HIS316 N 82.391 73.447 4.107 2571 HIS316 CA82.761 72.312 4.953 2572 HIS316 CB 82.947 72.788 6.383 2573 HIS316 CG84.253 73.511 6.615 2574 HIS316 ND1 85.467 72.936 6.71 2575 HIS316 CE186.395 73.89 6.927 2576 HIS316 NE2 85.757 75.082 6.96 2577 HIS316 CD284.437 74.866 6.766 2578 HIS316 C 81.721 71.202 4.901 2579 HIS316 O80.642 71.28 5.5 2580 THR317 N 82.059 70.182 4.138 2581 THR317 CA 81.23168.98 4.03 2582 THR317 CB 81.738 68.197 2.823 2583 THR317 OG1 81.67469.05 1.688 2584 THR317 CG2 80.913 66.949 2.531 2585 THR317 C 81.36868.146 5.3 2586 THR317 O 82.48 67.947 5.8 2587 PHE318 N 80.247 67.7115.846 2588 PHE318 CA 80.271 66.885 7.057 2589 PHE318 CB 79.684 67.6688.222 2590 PHE318 CG 80.46 68.921 8.605 2591 PHE318 CD1 79.917 70.1768.365 2592 PHE318 GE1 80.622 71.316 8.725 2593 PHE318 CZ 81.869 71.2019.32 2594 PHE318 CE2 82.413 69.946 9.556 2595 PHE318 CD2 81.708 68.8059.201 2596 PHE318 C 79.477 65.598 6.877 2597 PHE318 O 78.239 65.5866.951 2598 ARG319 N 80.206 64.522 6.647 2599 ARG319 CA 79.581 63.2046.54 2600 ARG319 CB 80.305 62.369 5.495 2601 ARG319 CG 80.353 63.0874.154 2602 ARG319 CD 80.774 62.145 3.032 2603 ARG319 NE 82.084 61.5263.288 2604 ARG319 CZ 82.259 60.203 3.339 2605 ARG319 NH1 81.204 59.3883.277 2606 ARG319 NH2 83.479 59.699 3.534 2607 ARG319 C 79.608 62.4787.88 2608 ARG319 O 80.578 62.564 8.641 2609 VAL320 N 78.503 61.829 8.1882610 VAL320 CA 78.393 61.032 9.413 2611 VAL320 CB 77.323 61.646 10.3112612 VAL320 CG1 77.124 60.823 11.577 2613 VAL320 CG2 77.677 63.08310.675 2614 VAL320 C 78.04 59.59 9.062 2615 VAL320 O 76.934 59.303 8.5872616 1LEA321 N 79.013 58.713 9.257 2617 1LEA321 CA 78.853 57.29 8.9342618 1LEA321 CB 80.152 56.803 8.304 2619 1LEA321 CG2 80.017 55.356 7.8372620 1LEA321 CG1 80.548 57.7 7.137 2621 1LEA321 CD1 81.844 57.228 6.492622 1LEA321 C 78.533 56.444 10.169 2623 1LEA321 O 79.388 56.218 11.0342624 TRP322 N 77.302 55.969 10.223 2625 TRP322 CA 76.856 55.09 11.3132626 TRP322 CB 75.329 55.048 11.235 2627 TRP322 CG 74.543 54.331 12.3222628 TRP322 CD1 73.333 53.698 12.124 2629 TRP322 NE1 72.909 53.18913.308 2630 TRP322 CE2 73.783 53.463 14.295 2631 TRP322 CZ2 73.79 53.16915.651 2632 TRP322 CH2 74.848 53.59 16.447 2633 TRP322 CZ3 75.899 54.3115.888 2634 TRP322 CE3 75.9 54.606 14.531 2635 TRP322 CD2 74.849 54.18813.73 2636 TRP322 C 77.468 53.7 11.14 2637 TRP322 O 77.334 53.08 10.0812638 THR323 N 78.152 53.222 12.167 2639 THR323 CA 78.831 51.919 12.0782640 THR323 08 80.155 51.944 12.839 2641 THR323 OG1 79.908 51.984 14.2342642 THR323 CG2 81.011 53.144 12.454 2643 THR323 C 77.986 50.731 12.5512644 THR323 O 78.551 49.664 12.821 2645 ALA324 N 76.699 50.932 12.7832646 ALA324 CA 75.818 49.78 12.999 2647 ALA324 CB 74.682 50.146 13.9412648 ALA324 C 75.261 49.363 11.649 2649 ALA324 O 75.547 48.279 11.1282650 GLY325 N 74.453 50.251 11.104 2651 GLY325 CA 74.069 50.174 9.6962652 GLY325 C 74.764 51.357 9.043 2653 GLY325 O 74.565 52.486 9.504 2654ASP326 N 75.535 51.102 7.994 2655 ASP326 CA 76.438 52.107 7.385 2656ASP326 CB 77.444 51.389 6.492 2657 ASP326 CG 78.39 50.525 7.326 2658ASP326 OD1 79.453 51.023 7.668 2659 ASP326 OD2 78.082 49.354 7.5 2660ASP326 C 75.76 53.216 6.577 2661 ASP326 O 75.896 53.297 5.351 2662VAL327 N 75.113 54.114 7.297 2663 VAL327 CA 74.469 55.282 6.706 2664VAL327 CB 73.305 55.671 7.608 2665 VAL327 CG1 72.549 56.877 7.069 2666VAL327 CG2 72.362 54.494 7.782 2667 VAL327 C 75.463 56.424 6.642 2668VAL327 O 76.061 56.777 7.661 2669 GLN328 N 75.675 56.948 5.448 2670GLN328 CA 76.599 58.068 5.272 2671 GLN328 CB 77.55 57.723 4.135 2672GLN328 CG 78.262 56.408 4.429 2673 GLN328 CD 79.182 56.022 3.279 2674GLN328 OE1 79.176 56.651 2.216 2675 GLN328 NE2 79.955 54.975 3.506 2676GLN328 C 75.839 59.352 4.96 2677 GLN328 O 75.788 59.803 3.81 2678 LYS329N 75.256 59.932 5.995 2679 LYS329 CA 74.521 61.19 5.83 2680 LYS329 CB73.659 61.431 7.059 2681 LYS329 CG 72.332 60.692 6.97 2682 LYS329 CD71.494 61.233 5.818 2683 LYS329 CE 70.104 60.61 5.791 2684 LYS329 NZ70.178 59.15 5.64 2685 LYS329 C 75.498 62.338 5.622 2686 LYS329 O 76.60962.312 6.157 2687 GLU330 N 75.113 63.313 4.819 2688 GLU330 CA 76.04664.401 4.504 2689 GLU330 CB 76.628 64.131 3.121 2690 GLU330 CG 77.5865.24 2.685 2691 GLU330 CD 78.049 64.999 1.255 2692 GLU330 OE1 79.08564.369 1.096 2693 GLU330 OE2 77.377 65.467 0.347 2694 GLU330 C 75.39765.782 4.506 2695 GLU330 O 74.627 66.121 3.601 2696 CYS331 N 75.75966.585 5.491 2697 CYS331 CA 75.379 68.002 5.476 2698 CYS331 CB 74.95968.449 6.872 2699 CYS331 5G 76.146 68.153 8.198 2700 CYS331 C 76.5668.819 4.957 2701 CYS331 O 77.671 68.29 4.827 2702 VAL332 N 76.29870.036 4.516 2703 VAL332 CA 77.398 70.876 4.021 2704 VAL332 CB 77.48570.762 2.497 2705 VAL332 CG1 76.152 71.042 1.811 2706 VAL332 CG2 78.59771.634 1.921 2707 VAL332 C 77.253 72.327 4.483 2708 VAL332 O 76.30273.041 4.135 2709 LEU333 N 78.228 72.755 5.264 2710 LEU333 CA 78.22574.107 5.815 2711 LEU333 CB 78.87 74.04 7.19 2712 LEU333 CG 78.60275.292 8.01 2713 LEU333 CD1 77.107 75.559 8.108 2714 LEU333 C02 79.20375.142 9.399 2715 LEU333 C 78.991 75.064 4.904 2716 LEU333 O 80.22175.197 4.984 2717 LEU334 N 78.243 75.681 4.006 2718 LEU334 CA 78.79776.665 3.068 2719 LEU334 CB 77.698 77.069 2.091 2720 LEU334 CG 77.11175.871 1.354 2721 LEU334 CD1 75.824 76.254 0.633 2722 LEU334 CD2 78.11875.268 0.383 2723 LEU334 C 79.263 77.906 3.817 2724 LEU334 O 78.78178.186 4.921 2725 LYS335 N 80.216 78.616 3.241 2726 LYS335 CA 80.69979.86 3.848 2727 LYS335 CB 81.797 80.455 2.972 2728 LYS335 CG 81.32480.67 1.539 2729 LYS335 CD 82.408 81.31 0.684 2730 LYS335 CE 81.94981.47 −0.76 2731 LYS335 NZ 83.018 82.05 −1.588 2732 LYS335 C 79.55780.857 4.023 2733 LYS335 O 78.725 81.054 3.131 2734 GLY336 N 79.41581.319 5.252 2735 GLY336 CA 78.353 82.27 5.58 2736 GLY336 C 77.18781.594 6.301 2737 GLY336 O 76.427 82.255 7.019 2738 ARG337 N 77.02880.299 6.083 2739 ARG337 CA 75.944 79.565 6.731 2740 ARG337 CB 75.73578.232 6.024 2741 ARG337 CG 75.365 78.432 4.561 2742 ARG337 CD 74.03979.168 4.414 2743 ARG337 NE 73.756 79.443 2.998 2744 ARG337 CZ 73.4180.652 2.553 2745 ARG337 NH1 73.293 81.67 3.409 2746 ARG337 NH2 73.1780.841 1.253 2747 ARG337 C 76.289 79.325 8.19 2748 ARG337 O 77.355 78.88.529 2749 GLN338 N 75.374 79.726 9.051 2750 GLN338 CA 75.571 79.53510.484 2751 GLN338 CB 74.838 80.664 11.191 2752 GLN338 CG 75.341 82.02210.721 2753 GLN338 CD 74.497 83.125 11.349 2754 GLN338 OE1 73.733 83.80910.658 2755 GLN338 NE2 74.591 83.237 12.662 2756 GLN338 C 75.01 78.19510.943 2757 GLN338 O 75.391 77.685 12.006 2758 GLU339 N 74.146 77.6210.119 2759 GLU339 CA 73.51 76.327 10.413 2760 GLU339 CB 72.156 76.58911.07 2761 GLU339 CG 72.293 77.182 12.471 2762 GLU339 CD 70.923 77.45213.078 2763 GLU339 OE1 70.351 78.481 12.745 2764 GLU339 OE2 70.44976.601 13.817 2765 GLU339 C 73.312 75.515 9.13 2766 GLU339 O 72.67275.987 8.182 2767 GLY340 N 73.838 74.302 9.12 2768 GLY340 CA 73.74273.425 7.941 2769 GLY340 C 73.234 72.025 8.296 2770 GLY340 O 73.96471.184 8.837 2771 TRP341 N 71.989 71.769 7.945 2772 TRP341 CA 71.35770.492 8.295 2773 TRP341 CB 69.985 70.768 8.902 2774 TRP341 CG 69.06271.626 8.061 2775 TRP341 CD1 68.229 71.199 7.051 2776 TRP341 NE1 67.57672.278 6.548 2777 TRP341 CE2 67.936 73.407 7.186 2778 TRP341 CZ2 67.56474.734 7.034 2779 TRP341 CH2 68.12 75.705 7.858 2780 TRP341 CZ3 69.04775.353 8.834 2781 TRP341 CE3 69.424 74.026 8.994 2782 TRP341 CD2 68.87573.055 8.171 2783 TRP341 C 71.224 69.53 7.116 2784 TRP341 O 71.51969.866 5.963 2785 CYS342 N 70.88 68.302 7.465 2786 CYS342 CA 70.59167.233 6.497 2787 CYS342 CB 71.858 66.44 6.209 2788 CYS342 SG 71.67765.093 5.019 2789 CYS342 C 69.526 66.305 7.08 2790 CYS342 O 69.83865.288 7.718 2791 ARG343 N 68.276 66.687 6.88 2792 ARG343 CA 67.14765.981 7.498 2793 ARG343 CB 66.281 67.039 8.178 2794 ARG343 CG 65.12366.42 8.949 2795 ARG343 CD 64.16 67.468 9.484 2796 ARG343 NE 63.04266.812 10.175 2797 ARG343 CZ 61.85 66.603 9.612 2798 ARG343 NH1 61.60767.049 8.377 2799 ARG343 NH2 60.89 65.983 10.3 2800 ARG343 C 66.29165.19 6.501 2801 ARG343 O 65.952 65.676 5.417 2802 ASP344 N 65.97363.964 6.883 2803 ASP344 CA 64.991 63.142 6.171 2804 ASP344 CB 65.06561.717 6.715 2805 ASP344 CG 66.4 61.059 6.388 2806 ASP344 OD1 66.82661.23 5.253 2807 ASP344 0D2 66.783 60.177 7.146 2808 ASP344 C 63.58563.666 6.445 2809 ASP344 O 63.187 63.803 7.607 2810 SER345 N 62.83363.93 5.392 2811 SER345 CA 61.455 64.379 5.581 2812 SER345 CB 60.94265.099 4.337 2813 SER345 OG 60.414 64.125 3.444 2814 SER345 C 60.56663.179 5.861 2815 SER345 O 60.749 62.087 5.304 2816 THR346 N 59.50363.44 6.598 2817 THR346 CA 58.547 62.387 6.931 2818 THR346 CB 57.64162.895 8.046 2819 THR346 OG1 56.845 63.966 7.554 2820 THR346 CG2 58.45163.406 9.231 2821 THR346 C 57.695 61.992 5.732 2822 THR346 O 57.30860.82 5.624 2823 THR347 N 57.624 62.884 4.756 2824 THR347 CA 56.86162.628 3.542 2825 THR347 CB 56.594 63.963 2.854 2826 THR347 OG1 55.89264.8 3.764 2827 THR347 CG2 55.738 63.799 1.603 2828 THR347 C 57.59561.701 2.579 2829 THR347 O 57.116 60.587 2.334 2830 ASP348 N 58.81362.056 2.191 2831 ASP348 CA 59.478 61.34 1.1 2832 ASP348 CB 60.32262.349 0.326 2833 ASP348 CG 59.494 63.58 −0.036 2834 ASP348 OD1 58.65163.463 −0.913 2835 ASP348 OD2 59.618 64.573 0.671 2836 ASP348 C 60.38960.221 1.593 2837 ASP348 O 61.026 59.531 0.791 2838 GLU349 N 60.56360.132 2.9 2839 GLU349 CA 61.417 59.073 3.439 2840 GLU349 CB 62.56359.668 4.259 2841 GLU349 CG 63.789 60.04 3.415 2842 GLU349 CD 63.56161.254 2.512 2843 GLU349 OE1 62.904 62.188 2.963 2844 GLU349 OE2 64.11361.273 1.423 2845 GLU349 C 60.617 58.081 4.273 2846 GLU349 O 61.18357.063 4.697 2847 GLN350 N 59.313 58.315 4.379 2848 GLN350 CA 58.41557.475 5.187 2849 GLN350 CB 58.423 56.061 4.621 2850 GLN350 CG 58.03656.037 3.153 2851 GLN350 CD 58.521 54.741 2.52 2852 GLN350 OE1 57.72753.957 1.975 2853 GLN350 NE2 59.814 54.509 2.667 2854 GLN350 C 58.86257.443 6.644 2855 GLN350 O 59.626 56.562 7.059 2856 LEU351 N 58.43258.437 7.403 2857 LEU351 CA 58.807 58.482 8.825 2858 LEU351 CB 59.12159.913 9.224 2859 LEU351 CG 60.588 60.116 9.574 2860 LEU351 CD1 60.98259.146 10.676 2861 LEU351 CD2 61.493 59.96 8.356 2862 LEU351 C 57.69757.966 9.731 2863 LEU351 O 57.924 57.694 10.915 2864 PHE352 N 56.50357.877 9.173 2865 PHE352 CA 55.345 57.353 9.902 2866 PHE352 CB 54.83758.377 10.921 2867 PHE352 CG 54.688 59.82 10.436 2868 PHE352 CD1 53.76660.151 9.451 2869 PHE352 CE1 53.645 61.467 9.026 2870 PHE352 CZ 54.43762.455 9.595 2871 PHE352 CE2 55.348 62.128 10.589 2872 PHE352 CD2 55.47260.812 11.011 2873 PHE352 C 54.248 56.963 8.923 2874 PHE352 O 53.09956.724 9.312 2875 ARG353 N 54.63 56.865 7.661 2876 ARG353 CA 53.66156.562 6.608 2877 ARG353 CB 52.87 57.838 6.294 2878 ARG353 CG 51.65257.607 5.394 2879 ARG353 CD 51.974 57.749 3.91 2880 ARG353 NE 50.81157.414 3.074 2881 ARG353 CZ 50.799 57.584 1.751 2882 ARG353 NH1 51.84258.152 1.143 2883 ARG353 NH2 49.724 57.237 1.04 2884 ARG353 C 54.38256.03 5.374 2885 ARG353 O 55.081 56.779 4.677 2886 CYS354 N 54.25654.728 5.176 2887 CYS354 CA 54.743 54.07 3.961 2888 CYS354 CB 54.43152.581 4.074 2889 CYS354 SG 54.646 51.606 2.567 2890 CYS354 C 54.03754.639 2.737 2891 CYS354 O 52.808 54.766 2.716 2892 GLU355 N 54.81854.979 1.727 2893 GLU355 CA 54.251 55.537 0.498 2894 GLU355 CB 55.33456.37 −0.179 2895 GLU355 CG 55.695 57.55 0.726 2896 GLU355 CD 56.90258.322 0.2 2897 GLU355 OE1 56.733 59.068 −0.754 2898 GLU355 OE2 57.98258.126 0.744 2899 GLU355 C 53.716 54.409 −0.383 2900 GLU355 O 54.4753.672 −1.028 2901 LEU356 N 52.398 54.291 −0.371 2902 LEU356 CA 51.70653.151 −0.987 2903 LEU356 CB 50.222 53.198 −0.632 2904 LEU356 CG 49.90653.466 0.834 2905 LEU356 CD1 48.395 53.548 1.003 2906 LEU356 CD2 50.48452.409 1.768 2907 LEU356 C 51.768 53.16 −2.508 2908 LEU356 O 51.84854.213 −3.149 2909 SER357 N 51.722 51.965 −3.069 2910 SER357 CA 51.50651.821 −4.511 2911 SER357 CB 51.815 50.395 −4.934 2912 SER357 OG 50.72149.6 −4.493 2913 SER357 C 50.031 52.07 −4.789 2914 SER357 O 49.21552.008 −3.862 2915 VAL358 N 49.667 52.128 −6.059 2916 VAL358 CA 48.25652.34 −6.413 2917 VAL358 CB 48.181 52.647 −7.904 2918 VAL358 CG1 46.73852.839 −8.359 2919 VAL358 CG2 49.021 53.872 −8.252 2920 VAL358 C 47.40951.106 −6.098 2921 VAL358 O 46.312 51.241 −5.547 2922 GLU359 N 48.04749.948 −6.138 2923 GLU359 CA 47.387 48.681 −5.809 2924 GLU359 CB 48.29247.496 −6.178 2925 GLU359 CG 48.511 47.274 −7.68 2926 GLU359 CD 49.65948.115 −8.241 2927 GLU359 OE1 50.339 48.749 −7.439 2928 GLU359 OE249.679 48.302 −9.447 2929 GLU359 C 47.091 48.602 −4.315 2930 GLU359 O45.937 48.366 −3.931 2931 LYS360 N 48.052 49.021 −3.504 2932 LYS360 CA47.85 49.002 −2.054 2933 LYS360 CB 49.21 49.147 −1.387 2934 LYS360 CG49.128 48.929 0.118 2935 LYS360 CD 50.512 48.968 0.756 2936 LYS360 CE50.435 48.743 2.262 2937 LYS360 NZ 51.764 48.885 2.881 2938 LY3360 C46.916 50.117 −1.583 2939 LYS360 O 46.097 49.873 −0.69 2940 SER361 N46.839 51.197 −2.342 2941 SER361 CA 45.907 52.273 −2 2942 SER361 CB46.299 53.526 −2.774 2943 SER361 OG 47.621 53.884 −2.401 2944 SER361 C44.473 51.899 −2.358 2945 SER361 O 43.564 52.149 −1.557 2946 THR362 N44.318 51.073 −3.379 2947 THR362 CA 42.983 50.644 −3.799 2948 THR362 CB43.086 50.014 −5.184 2949 THR362 OG1 43.541 51.012 −6.087 2950 THR362CG2 41.732 49.515 −5.68 2951 THR362 C 42.39 49.636 −2.824 2952 THR362 O41.261 49.839 −2.358 2953 VAL363 N 43.216 48.736 −2.314 2954 VAL363 CA42.685 47.755 −1.364 2955 VAL363 CB 43.541 46.488 −1.391 2956 VAL363 CG145.012 46.782 −1.145 2957 VAL363 CG2 43.032 45.439 −0.407 2958 VAL363 C42.578 48.333 0.049 2959 VAL363 O 41.624 47.985 0.758 2960 LEU364 N43.309 49.401 0.326 2961 LEU364 CA 43.186 50.061 1.629 2962 LEU364 CB44.437 50.89 1.898 2963 LEU364 CG 45.393 50.244 2.901 2964 LEU364 CD145.868 48.859 2.474 2965 LEU364 CD2 46.589 51.153 3.152 2966 LEU364 C41.958 50.964 1.663 2967 LEU364 O 41.223 50.952 2.66 2968 GLN365 N41.583 51.481 0.503 2969 GLN365 CA 40.363 52.282 0.403 2970 GLN365 CB40.404 53.074 −0.899 2971 GLN365 CG 39.306 54.131 −0.963 2972 GLN365 CD39.646 55.295 −0.035 2973 GLN365 OE1 40.748 55.85 −0.104 2974 GLN365 NE238.698 55.663 0.809 2975 GLN365 C 39.131 51.381 0.398 2976 GLN365 O38.118 51.727 1.02 2977 SER366 N 39.296 50.157 −0.079 2978 SER366 CA38.203 49.181 −0.04 2979 SER366 CB 38.544 48.025 −0.967 2980 SER366 OG37.551 47.028 −0.773 2981 SER366 C 37.983 48.632 1.364 2982 SER366 O36.83 48.505 1.796 2983 GLU367 N 39.054 48.538 2.136 2984 GLU367 CA38.936 48.114 3.534 2985 GLU367 CB 40.324 47.727 4.037 2986 GLU367 CG40.864 46.5 3.312 2987 GLU367 CD 42.364 46.363 3.553 2988 GLU367 OE143.015 47.397 3.63 2989 GLU367 OE2 42.856 45.244 3.526 2990 GLU367 C38.379 49.243 4.394 2991 GLU367 O 37.537 48.989 5.263 2992 LEU368 N38.634 50.472 3.974 2993 LEU368 CA 38.104 51.643 4.672 2994 LEU368 CB38.827 52.869 4.12 2995 LEU368 CG 38.433 54.137 4.86 2996 LEU368 CO138.702 53.986 6.348 2997 LEU368 CD2 39.175 55.347 4.308 2998 LEU368 C36.601 51.787 4.453 2999 LEU368 O 35.853 51.89 5.435 3000 GLU369 N 36.1551.502 3.24 3001 GLU369 CA 34.716 51.609 2.948 3002 GLU369 CB 34.46751.537 1.444 3003 GLU369 CG 35.245 52.579 0.652 3004 GLU369 CD 34.96453.994 1.145 3005 GLU369 OE1 33.806 54.382 1.149 3006 GLU369 OE2 35.94154.713 1.315 3007 GLU369 C 33.951 50.465 3.593 3008 GLU369 O 32.90750.702 4.213 3009 SER370 N 34.595 49.316 3.692 3010 SER370 CA 33.93448.154 4.273 3011 SER370 CB 34.606 46.911 3.716 3012 SER370 OG 34.43346.935 2.305 3013 SER370 C 33.947 48.159 5.801 3014 SER370 O 32.99647.648 6.405 3015 CYS371 N 34.828 48.941 6.407 3016 CYS371 CA 34.77149.096 7.862 3017 CYS371 CB 36.149 49.437 8.408 3018 CYS371 SG 36.7148.37 9.751 3019 CYS371 C 33.768 50.179 8.245 3020 CYS371 O 33.09750.046 9.277 3021 LYS372 N 33.469 51.065 7.307 3022 LYS372 CA 32.37752.02 7.516 3023 LYS372 CB 32.531 53.174 6.533 3024 LYS372 OG 33.81353.949 6.804 3025 LYS372 CD 34.021 55.07 5.796 3026 LYS372 CE 35.28355.86 6.119 3027 LYS372 NZ 35.517 56.919 5.123 3028 LYS372 C 31.02951.338 7.303 3029 LYS372 O 30.096 51.566 8.083 3030 GLU373 N 31.02850.308 6.473 3031 GLU373 CA 29.825 49.493 6.285 3032 GLU373 CB 29.98948.674 5.01 3033 GLU373 CG 30.057 49.582 3.787 3034 GLU373 CD 30.4148.774 2.541 3035 GLU373 OE1 31.594 48.677 2.237 3036 GLU373 OE2 29.49448.273 1.906 3037 GLU373 C 29.588 48.563 7.473 3038 GLU373 O 28.43948.428 7.91 3039 LEU374 N 30.657 48.174 8.15 3040 LEU374 CA 30.50647.379 9.37 3041 LEU374 CB 31.813 46.664 9.673 3042 LEU374 CG 31.61245.162 9.838 3043 LEU374 CO1 32.918 44.498 10.253 3044 LEU374 CD2 30.51744.846 10.85 3045 LEU374 C 30.123 48.257 10.558 3046 LEU374 O 29.31447.816 11.381 3047 GLN375 N 30.449 49.538 10.493 3048 GLN375 CA 29.96850.497 11.495 3049 GLN375 CB 30.783 51.776 11.35 3050 GLN375 CG 30.28952.858 12.301 3051 GLN375 CD 30.87 54.208 11.905 3052 GLN375 OE1 31.52354.341 10.862 3053 GLN375 NE2 30.607 55.201 12.737 3054 GLN375 C 28.48950.83 11.28 3055 GLN375 O 27.755 51.059 12.248 3056 GLU376 N 28.01750.64 10.059 3057 GLU376 CA 26.594 50.819 9.754 3058 GLU376 CB 26.45551.072 8.258 3059 GLU376 CG 27.144 52.365 7.842 3060 GLU376 CD 27.22452.44 6.32 3061 GLU376 OE1 26.191 52.286 5.686 3062 GLU376 OE2 28.33352.56 5.811 3063 GLU376 C 25.761 49.591 10.128 3064 GLU376 O 24.53149.684 10.207 3065 LEU377 N 26.418 48.472 10.391 3066 LEU377 CA 25.70947.277 10.855 3067 LEU377 CB 26.354 46.054 10.213 3068 LEU377 CG 26.27946.11 8.691 3069 LEU377 CD1 27.122 45.007 8.062 3070 LEU377 CD2 24.83446.039 8.203 3071 LEU377 C 25.82 47.164 12.37 3072 LEU377 O 24.91946.656 13.049 3073 GLU378 N 26.957 47.605 12.877 3074 GLU378 CA 27.21547.67 14.316 3075 GLU378 CB 28.193 46.562 14.711 3076 GLU378 CG 27.66345.153 14.464 3077 GLU378 CD 28.728 44.126 14.849 3078 GLU378 OE1 29.89844.431 14.673 3079 GLU378 OE2 28.353 43.04 15.278 3080 GLU378 C 27.87249.003 14.653 3081 GLU378 O 29.107 49.069 14.708 3082 PRO379 N 27.07849.97 15.091 3083 PRO379 CA 27.594 51.326 15.356 3084 PRO379 CB 26.36852.177 15.49 3085 PRO379 CG 25.134 51.287 15.512 3086 PRO379 CD 25.62949.868 15.289 3087 PRO379 C 28.459 51.432 16.618 3088 PRO379 O 29.13252.447 16.831 3089 GLU380 N 28.463 50.382 17.423 3090 GLU380 CA 29.30350.319 18.617 3091 GLU380 CB 28.471 49.777 19.771 3092 GLU380 CG 27.32150.715 20.115 3093 GLU380 CD 26.455 50.095 21.205 3094 GLU380 OE1 26.6550.437 22.362 3095 GLU380 OE2 25.589 49.307 20.848 3096 GLU380 C 30.53449.434 18.42 3097 GLU380 O 31.172 49.066 19.413 3098 ASN381 N 30.80248.991 17.2 3099 ASN381 CA 31.996 48.168 16.992 3100 ASN381 CB 31.83847.299 15.745 3101 ASN381 CG 33.053 46.383 15.596 3102 ASN381 OD1 34.11746.832 15.151 3103 ASN381 ND2 32.922 45.147 16.041 3104 ASN381 C 33.22549.067 16.892 3105 ASN381 O 33.609 49.542 15.814 3106 LYS382 N 33.95849.089 17.993 3107 LYS382 CA 35.127 49.958 18.129 3108 LYS382 CB 35.39850.128 19.619 3109 LYS382 CG 35.696 48.803 20.31 3110 LYS382 CD 35.81148.991 21.816 3111 LYS382 CE 36.287 47.716 22.498 3112 LY3382 NZ 37.64147.369 22.042 3113 LYS382 C 36.372 49.438 17.408 3114 LYS382 O 37.27650.232 17.115 3115 TRP383 N 36.296 48.225 16.888 3116 TRP383 CA 37.41847.665 16.153 3117 TRP383 CB 37.253 46.156 16.11 3118 TRP383 CG 37.38145.445 17.443 3119 TRP383 CD1 36.452 44.608 18.021 3120 TRP383 NE136.947 44.169 19.205 3121 TRP383 CE2 38.171 44.68 19.44 3122 TRP383 CZ239.06 44.542 20.495 3123 TRP383 CH2 40.283 45.202 20.458 3124 TRP383 CZ340.617 46.003 19.371 3125 TRP383 CE3 39.727 46.154 18.313 3126 TRP383CD2 38.505 45.498 18.347 3127 TRP383 C 37.439 48.227 14.738 3128 TRP383O 38.488 48.713 14.299 3129 CYS384 N 36.261 48.433 14.169 3130 CYS384 CA36.189 49.08 12.859 3131 CYS384 CB 34.873 48.766 12.157 3132 CYS384 SG35.036 47.735 10.681 3133 CYS384 C 36.341 50.582 12.986 3134 CYS384 O36.976 51.168 12.109 3135 LEU385 N 36.062 51.139 14.153 3136 LEU385 CA36.294 52.576 14.347 3137 LEU385 CB 35.661 53.019 15.663 3138 LEU385 CG34.149 52.822 15.667 3139 LEU385 CD1 33.559 53.159 17.03 3140 LEU385 CD233.484 53.651 14.576 3141 LEU385 C 37.792 52.878 14.379 3142 LEU385 O38.26 53.72 13.599 3143 LEU386 N 38.545 51.992 15.014 3144 LEU386 CA39.999 52.146 15.073 3145 LEU386 CB 40.512 51.246 16.191 3146 LEU386 CG42.024 51 .337 16.369 3147 LEU386 CD1 42.466 52.766 16.672 3148 LEU386CD2 42.488 50.389 17.47 3149 LEU386 C 40.667 51.762 13.753 3150 LEU386 O41.58 52.469 13.31 3151 THR387 N 40.06 50.848 13.016 3152 THR387 CA40.623 50.446 11.724 3153 THR387 CB 40.072 49.071 11.37 3154 THR387 OG140.515 48.169 12.373 3155 THR387 CG2 40.595 48.567 10.032 3156 THR387 C40.306 51.458 10.624 3157 THR387 O 41.174 51.714 9.782 3158 1LEA388 N39.24 52.222 10.803 3159 1LEA388 CA 38.938 53.324 9.888 3160 1LEA388 CB37.51 53.803 10.143 3161 1LEA388 CG2 37.242 55.138 9.464 3162 1LEA388CG1 36.492 52.778 9.668 3163 1LEA388 OD1 35.087 53.151 10.126 31641LEA388 C 39.924 54.463 10.108 3165 1LEA388 O 40.519 54.94 9.133 31661LEA389 N 40.328 54.645 11.356 3167 1LEA389 CA 41.343 55.65 11.682 31681LEA389 CB 41.408 55.77 13.2 3169 1LEA389 CG2 42.61 56.595 13.642 31701LEA389 CG1 40.115 56.361 13.745 3171 1LEA389 CD1 40.132 56.425 15.2673172 1LEA389 G 42.711 55.26 11.129 3173 1LEA389 O 43.319 56.064 10.4093174 LEU390 N 43.03 53.977 11.193 3175 LEU390 CA 44.323 53.499 10.6933176 LEU390 CB 44.54 52.079 11.202 3177 LEU390 CG 44.637 52.026 12.7213178 LEU390 CD1 44.618 50.585 13.216 3179 LEU390 CD2 45.87 52.766 13.2293180 LEU390 C 44.398 53.495 9.168 3181 LEU390 O 45.414 53.933 8.612 3182LEU391 N 43.278 53.253 8.508 3183 LEU391 CA 43.273 53.26 7.044 3184LEU391 CB 42.081 52.451 6.555 3185 LEU391 CG 42.263 50.977 6.889 3186LEU391 CD1 40.962 50.204 6.739 3187 LEU391 CD2 43.372 50.354 6.05 3188LEU391 C 43.222 54.675 6.483 3189 LEU391 O 43.926 54.95 5.506 3190MET392 N 42.679 55.608 7.247 3191 MET392 CA 42.705 57.007 6.816 3192MET392 CB 41.664 57.792 7.603 3193 MET392 CG 40.253 57.411 7.174 3194MET392 SD 38.92 58.381 7.91 3195 MET392 CE 39.254 58.041 9.65 3196MET392 C 44.084 57.625 7.019 3197 MET392 O 44.577 58.32 6.119 3198ARG393 N 44.804 57.127 8.01 3199 ARG393 CA 46.17 57.597 8.246 3200ARG393 CB 46.538 57.309 9.698 3201 ARG393 CG 45.714 58.177 10.64 3202ARG393 CD 45.967 59.645 10.332 3203 ARG393 NE 45.148 60.544 11.153 3204ARG393 CZ 45.574 61.761 11.491 3205 ARG393 NH1 46.814 62.13 11.172 3206ARG393 NH2 44.801 62.569 12.221 3207 ARG393 C 47.186 56.94 7.312 3208ARG393 O 48.235 57.534 7.038 3209 ALA394 N 46.824 55.811 6.725 3210ALA394 CA 47.703 55.167 5.75 3211 ALA394 CB 47.566 53.657 5.895 3212ALA394 C 47.39 55.575 4.311 3213 ALA394 O 48.242 55.403 3.434 3214LEU395 N 46.216 56.138 4.075 3215 LEU395 CA 45.86 56.586 2.724 3216LEU395 CB 44.368 56.359 2.512 3217 LEU395 CG 44.035 54.885 2.33 3218LEU395 CD1 42.538 54.64 2.471 3219 LEU395 CD2 44.552 54.38 0.989 3220LEU395 C 46.169 58.062 2.514 3221 LEU395 O 46.704 58.444 1.467 3222ASP396 N 45.834 58.872 3.504 3223 ASP396 CA 46.112 60.314 3.447 3224ASP396 CB 45.347 60.952 2.282 3225 ASP396 CG 45.863 62.36 1.974 3226ASP396 OD1 46.057 63.113 2.925 3227 ASP396 OD2 45.87 62.717 0.807 3228ASP396 C 45.689 60.964 4.761 3229 ASP396 O 44.6 61.552 4.84 3230 PRO397N 46.654 61.102 5.656 3231 PRO397 CA 46.372 61.58 7.015 3232 PRO397 CB47.658 61.374 7.755 3233 PRO397 CG 48.738 60.889 6.802 3234 PRO397 CD48.059 60.73 5.456 3235 PRO397 C 45.954 63.054 7.088 3236 PRO397 O45.132 63.411 7.942 3237 LEU398 N 46.326 63.841 6.09 3238 LEU398 CA45.992 65.267 6.074 3239 LEU398 CB 46.916 65.943 5.072 3240 LEU398 CG48.375 65.824 5.483 3241 LEU398 CD1 49.292 66.086 4.298 3242 LEU398 CD248.695 66.758 6.643 3243 LEU398 C 44.556 65.499 5.632 3244 LEU398 O43.758 66.073 6.385 3245 LEU399 N 44.18 64.823 4.56 3246 LEU399 CA42.849 65.006 3.97 3247 LEU399 CB 42.88 64.392 2.574 3248 LEU399 CG41.55 64.535 1.845 3249 LEU399 CD1 41.2 66.004 1.632 3250 LEU399 CD241.588 63.797 0.512 3251 LEU399 C 41.777 64.313 4.801 3252 LEU399 O40.699 64.872 5.037 3253 TYR400 N 42.171 63.22 5.428 3254 TYR400 CA41.259 62.481 6.29 3255 TYR400 CB 41.597 61.002 6.199 3256 TYR400 CG 41.286 60.365 4.846 3257 TYR400 CD1 42.225 59.545 4.237 3258 TYR400 GE141.946 58.959 3.01 3259 TYR400 CZ 40.725 59.195 2.396 3260 TYR400 OH40.441 58.591 1.188 3261 TYR400 CE2 39.783 60.016 3 3262 TYR400 CD240.064 60.602 4.228 3263 TYR400 C 41 .306 62.938 7.746 3264 TYR400 O40.54 62.397 8.551 3265 GLU401 N 42.008 64.023 8.041 3266 GLU401 CA42.178 64.478 9.43 3267 GLU401 CB 43.059 65.718 9.422 3268 GLU401 CG43.166 66.335 10.812 3269 GLU401 CD 43.942 67.643 10.732 3270 GLU401 QE145.163 67.565 10.687 3271 GLU401 OE2 43.308 68.678 10.596 3272 GLU401 C40.873 64.854 10.12 3273 GLU401 O 40.642 64.391 11.243 3274 LYS402 N39.938 65.442 9.39 3275 LYS402 CA 38.681 65.842 10.026 3276 LYS402 CB37.965 66.845 9.13 3277 LYS402 CG 36.675 67.33 9.782 3278 LYS402 CD35.949 68.346 8.911 3279 LYS402 CE 34.668 68.828 9.584 3280 LYS402 NZ33.968 69.81 8.74 3281 LYS402 C 37.774 64.641 10.277 3282 LYS402 O37.179 64.558 11.359 3283 GLU403 N 37.954 63.602 9.475 3284 GLU403 CA37.155 62.388 9.619 3285 GLU403 CB 37.187 61.637 8.296 3286 GLU403 CG36.7 62.503 7.142 3287 GLU403 CD 36.891 61.757 5.825 3288 GLU403 OE137.009 60.541 5.874 3289 GLU403 OE2 37.062 62.428 4.817 3290 GLU403 C37.754 61.503 10.702 3291 GLU403 O 37.013 60.984 11.543 3292 THR404 N39.062 61.615 10.867 3293 THR404 CA 39.767 60.847 11.89 3294 THR404 CB41.256 60.844 11.567 3295 THR404 OG1 41.442 60.293 10.271 3296 THR404CG2 42.024 59.987 12.562 3297 THR404 C 39.56 61.459 13.266 3298 THR404 O39.419 60.722 14.246 3299 LEU405 N 39.273 62.749 13.297 3300 LEU405 CA38.948 63.406 14.565 3301 LEU405 CB 39.136 64.913 14.412 3302 LEU405 CG40.427 65.427 15.055 3303 LEU405 CD1 41.684 64.76 14.501 3304 LEU405 CD240.53 66.94 14.91 3305 LEU405 C 37.511 63.103 14.979 3306 LEU405 O37.271 62.822 16.161 3307 GLN406 N 36.652 62.855 14.001 3308 GLN406 CA35.27 62.498 14.327 3309 GLN406 CB 34.35 62.666 13.119 3310 GLN406 OG34.427 64.043 12.464 3311 GLN406 CD 34.233 65.184 13.462 3312 GLN406 OE133.285 65.203 14.255 3313 GLN406 NE2 35.166 66.12 13.412 3314 GLN406 C35.215 61.049 14.788 3315 GLN406 O 34.616 60.769 15.834 3316 TYR407 N36.07 60.226 14.202 3317 TYR407 CA 36.164 58.824 14.608 3318 TYR407 CB36.782 58.007 13.48 3319 TYR407 CG 35.786 57.61 12.398 3320 TYR407 CD135.772 58.254 11.167 3321 TYR407 CE1 34.855 57.878 10.196 3322 TYR407 CZ33.956 56.853 10.458 3323 TYR407 OH 33.067 56.448 9.484 3324 TYR407 CE233.969 56.206 11.686 3325 TYR407 CD2 34.887 56.584 12.656 3326 TYR407 C36.958 58.618 15.893 3327 TYR407 O 36.66 57.665 16.617 3328 PHE408 N37.774 59.582 16.289 3329 PHE408 CA 38.422 59.5 17.6 3330 PHE408 CB39.641 60.411 17.638 3331 PHE408 CG 40.956 59.677 17.414 3332 PHE408 CD141.786 60.022 16.355 3333 PHE408 CE1 42.983 59.345 16.164 3334 PHE408 CZ43.351 58.325 17.032 3335 PHE408 CE2 42.523 57.982 18.092 3336 PHE408CD2 41.326 58.659 18.283 3337 PHE408 C 37.463 59.891 18.712 3338 PHE408O 37.428 59.208 19.742 3339 GLN409 N 36.522 60.768 18.401 3340 GLN409 CA35.486 61.115 19.377 3341 GLN409 CB 34.801 62.395 18.916 3342 GLN409 CG35.771 63.57 18.884 3343 GLN409 CD 35.105 64.765 18.212 3344 GLN409 OE135.266 65.915 18.638 3345 GLN409 NE2 34.379 64.475 17.147 3346 GLN409 C34.452 59.998 19.489 3347 GLN409 O 34.075 59.62 20.606 3348 THR410 N34.228 59.305 18.385 3349 THR410 CA 33.288 58.181 18.384 3350 THR410 CB32.95 57.837 16.936 3351 THR410 OG1 32.383 58.99 16.327 3352 THR410 CG231.934 56.705 16.847 3353 THR410 C 33.891 56.958 19.067 3354 THR410 O33.246 56.373 19.944 3355 LEU411 N 35.189 56.778 18.897 3356 LEU411 CA35.89 55.648 19.506 3357 LEU411 CB 37.218 55.515 18.769 3358 LEU411 CG38.034 54.309 19.206 3359 LEU411 CD1 37.219 53.03 19.101 3360 LEU411 CD239.3 54.202 18.368 3361 LEU411 C 36.123 55.867 21 3362 LEU411 O 35.94254.925 21.781 3363 LYS412 N 36.212 57.124 21.404 3364 LYS412 CA 36.35457.46 22.822 3365 LYS412 CB 36.878 58.893 22.886 3366 LYS412 CG 37.0759.396 24.31 3367 LYS412 CD 37.628 60.815 24.317 3368 LYS412 CE 37.83561.328 25.739 3369 LYS412 NZ 38.358 62.705 25.736 3370 LYS412 C 35.01857.353 23.558 3371 LYS412 O 34.98 56.877 24.7 3372 ALA413 N 33.93 57.55822.832 3373 ALA413 CA 32.595 57.425 23.426 3374 ALA413 CB 31.632 58.32122.655 3375 ALA413 C 32.079 55.986 23.408 3376 ALA413 O 31.189 55.64124.194 3377 VAL414 N 32.66 55.149 22.563 3378 VAL414 CA 32.315 53.72522.568 3379 VAL414 CB 32.429 53.189 21.14 3380 VAL414 CG1 32.297 51.67221.082 3381 VAL414 CG2 31.391 53.838 20.232 3382 VAL414 C 33.236 52.9623.515 3383 VAL414 O 32.857 51 .926 24.081 3384 ASP415 N 34.409 53.51623.759 3385 ASP415 CA 35.307 52.919 24.744 3386 ASP415 CB 36.366 52.11223.995 3387 ASP415 CG 37.098 51.161 24.94 3388 ASP415 OD1 37.234 51.50726.11 3389 ASP415 OD2 37.609 50.164 24.456 3390 ASP415 C 35.958 53.99725.612 3391 ASP415 O 37.147 54.301 25.44 3392 PRO416 N 35.279 54.3326.701 3393 PRO416 CA 35.788 55.333 27.645 3394 PRO416 CB 34.602 55.68928.488 3395 PRO416 CG 33.483 54.69 28.227 3396 PRO416 CD 33.984 53.77927.119 3397 PRO416 C 36.94 54.837 28.533 3398 PRO416 O 37.689 55.66329.066 3399 MET417 N 37.208 53.539 28.531 3400 MET417 CA 38.308 52.99729.331 3401 MET417 CB 38.027 51.516 29.546 3402 MET417 CG 36.645 51.30430.152 3403 MET417 5D 36.105 49.583 30.254 3404 MET417 CE 36.11 49.18928.489 3405 MET417 C 39.618 53.157 28.57 3406 MET417 O 40.664 53.47129.15 3407 ARG418 N 39.48 53.181 27.255 3408 ARG418 CA 40.607 53.39826.353 3409 ARG418 CB 40.369 52.58 25.09 3410 ARG418 CG 41.644 51.90324.606 3411 ARG418 CD 42.063 50.797 25.569 3412 ARG418 NE 41.007 49.77525.666 3413 ARG418 CZ 40.523 49.319 26.824 3414 ARG418 NH1 41.04 49.74727.978 3415 ARG418 NH2 39.552 48.403 26.827 3416 ARG418 C 40.725 54.86725.962 3417 ARG418 O 41.636 55.216 25.202 3418 ALA419 N 39.935 55.72926.587 3419 ALA419 CA 39.842 57.132 26.168 3420 ALA419 CB 38.795 57.82227.032 3421 ALA419 C 41.154 57.894 26.284 3422 ALA419 O 41.573 58.50125.291 3423 THR420 N 41.935 57.597 27.312 3424 THR420 CA 43.225 58.28227.478 3425 THR420 CB 43.737 58.049 28.897 3426 THR420 OG1 43.951 56.65729.09 3427 THR420 CG2 42.729 58.522 29.938 3428 THR420 C 44.268 57.80826.462 3429 THR420 O 44.94 58.659 25.862 3430 TYR421 N 44.133 56.57126.009 3431 TYR421 CA 45.043 56.039 24.996 3432 TYR421 CB 44.96 54.51625 3433 TYR421 CG 45.623 53.866 23.788 3434 TYR421 CD1 47.005 53.923.646 3435 TYR421 CE1 47.603 53.321 22.534 3436 TYR421 CZ 46.815 52.71321.565 3437 TYR421 OH 47.405 52.167 20.447 3438 TYR421 CE2 45.435 52.67521.705 3439 TYR421 CD2 44.839 53.253 22.818 3440 TYR421 C 44.669 56.5623.616 3441 TYR421 O 45.56 56.964 22.86 3442 LEU422 N 43.39 56.84123.428 3443 LEU422 CA 42.922 57.4 22.158 3444 LEU422 CB 41.417 57.18522.071 3445 LEU422 CG 41.083 55.702 22.17 3446 LEU422 CD1 39.586 55.47822.334 3447 LEU422 OD2 41.638 54.924 20.983 3448 LEU422 C 43.241 58.88722.067 3449 LEU422 O 43.668 59.347 21.003 3450 ASP423 N 43.354 59.52923.219 3451 ASP423 CA 43.766 60.934 23.269 3452 ASP423 CB 43.44 61.49224.652 3453 ASP423 CG 41.951 61.379 24.969 3454 ASP423 OD1 41.156 61.54124.053 3455 ASP423 OD2 41.633 61.25 26.146 3456 ASP423 C 45.27 61.06523.035 3457 ASP423 O 45.71 61.971 22.318 3458 ASP424 N 46.012 60.0423.423 3459 ASP424 CA 47.46 60.028 23.198 3460 ASP424 CB 48.091 58.99324.128 3461 ASP424 CG 47.868 59.352 25.596 3462 ASP424 OD1 47.843 60.53925.895 3463 ASP424 OD2 47.81 58.432 26.403 3464 ASP424 C 47.798 59.65921.755 3465 ASP424 O 48.654 60.307 21.138 3466 LEU425 N 46.965 58.82221.158 3467 LEU425 CA 47.178 58.392 19.775 3468 LEU425 CB 46.375 57.11119.573 3469 LEU425 OG 46.664 56.449 18.231 3470 LEU425 CD1 48.144 56.10418.104 3471 LEU425 CD2 45.808 55.2 18.05 3472 LEU425 C 46.719 59.46518.79 3473 LEU425 O 47.377 59.687 17.765 3474 ARG426 N 45.777 60.28319.228 3475 ARG426 CA 45.335 61.422 18.426 3476 ARG426 CB 43.961 61.83418.932 3477 ARG426 OG 43.405 63.039 18.189 3478 ARG426 CD 42.048 63.4218.768 3479 ARG426 NE 42.121 63.464 20.239 3480 ARG426 CZ 42.439 64.55320.942 3481 ARG426 NH1 42.659 65.713 20.32 3482 ARG426 NH2 42.501 64.48822.274 3483 ARG426 C 46.313 62.587 18.543 3484 ARG426 O 46.562 63.26817.541 3485 SER427 N 47.051 62.632 19.642 3486 SER427 CA 48.124 63.62319.782 3487 SER427 CB 48.648 63.604 21.211 3488 SER427 OG 47.599 63.96422.09 3489 SER427 C 49.28 63.28 18.855 3490 SER427 O 49.718 64.13 18.0683491 LYS428 N 49.555 61.989 18.763 3492 LYS428 CA 50.604 61.484 17.8793493 LYS428 CB 50.703 59.984 18.118 3494 LYS428 CG 51.857 59.354 17.3533495 LYS428 CD 51.883 57.848 17.575 3496 LYS428 CE 51.959 57.519 19.0613497 LYS428 NZ 51.938 56.066 19.282 3498 LYS428 C 50.271 61.741 16.4143499 LYS428 O 51.036 62.436 15.731 3500 PHE429 N 49.037 61.453 16.0333501 PHE429 CA 48.621 61.629 14.639 3502 PHE429 CB 47.283 60.925 14.4523503 PHE429 CG 47.345 59.403 14.376 3504 PHE429 CD1 46.236 58.65 14.7333505 PHE429 CE1 46.282 57.265 14.658 3506 PHE429 CZ 47.437 56.63 14.223507 PHE429 CE2 48.544 57.384 13.851 3508 PHE429 CD2 48.496 58.77 13.9243509 PHE429 C 48.473 63.093 14.222 3510 PHE429 O 48.938 63.462 13.1353511 LEU430 N 48.099 63.954 15.152 3512 LEU430 CA 47.916 65.364 14.8093513 LEU430 CB 46.953 65.956 15.829 3514 LEU430 CG 46.363 67.28 15.3663515 LEU430 CD1 45.871 67.181 13.927 3516 LEU430 CD2 45.227 67.69616.294 3517 LEU430 C 49.251 66.112 14.801 3518 LEU430 O 49.446 67.01113.97 3519 LEU431 N 50.231 65.557 15.496 3520 LEU431 CA 51.586 66.10415.444 3521 LEU431 CB 52.335 65.63 16.69 3522 LEU431 CG 53.656 66.36216.92 3523 LEU431 CD1 53.952 66.49 18.409 3524 LEU431 CD2 54.832 65.72616.183 3525 LEU431 C 52.276 65.633 14.166 3526 LEU431 O 52.953 66.43613.511 3527 GLU432 N 51.872 64.47 13.681 3528 GLU432 CA 52.381 63.95912.403 3529 GLU432 CB 51.895 62.529 12.22 3530 GLU432 CG 52.527 61.59413.238 3531 GLU432 CD 51.87 60.222 13.152 3532 GLU432 OE1 51.442 59.86512.064 3533 GLU432 OE2 51.697 59.61 14.197 3534 GLU432 C 51.881 64.79911.235 3535 GLU432 O 52.702 65.259 10.431 3536 ASN433 N 50.634 65.23511.317 3537 ASN433 CA 50.093 66.124 10.287 3538 ASN433 CB 48.591 66.22710.458 3539 ASN433 CG 47.889 65.099 9.726 3540 ASN433 OD1 48.513 64.2229.115 3541 ASN433 ND2 46.58 65.231 9.688 3542 ASN433 C 50.668 67.5310.347 3543 ASN433 O 50.95 68.101 9.287 3544 SER434 N 51.084 67.97111.522 3545 SER434 CA 51.693 69.298 11.625 3546 SER434 CB 51.649 69.75113.076 3547 SER434 OG 50.284 69.827 13.464 3548 SER434 C 53.135 69.28911.127 3549 SER434 O 53.557 70.266 10.498 3550 VAL435 N 53.779 68.13211.169 3551 VAL435 CA 55.123 68.004 10.597 3552 VAL435 CB 55.816 66.80311.232 3553 VAL435 CG1 57.185 66.563 10.611 3554 VAL435 CG2 55.95 66.98612.738 3555 VAL435 C 55.056 67.826 9.08 3556 VAL435 O 55.892 68.3888.359 3557 LEU436 N 53.947 67.286 8.6 3558 LEU436 CA 53.722 67.207 7.1533559 LEU436 CB 52.506 66.328 6.884 3560 LEU436 CG 52.774 64.867 7.2153561 LEU436 CD1 51.489 64.048 7.172 3562 LEU436 CD2 53.821 64.28 6.2773563 LEU436 C 53.473 68.592 6.571 3564 LEU436 O 54.192 68.996 5.649 3565LYS437 N 52.704 69.4 7.286 3566 LYS437 CA 52.418 70.771 6.84 3567 LYS437CB 51.28 71.316 7.695 3568 LYS437 CG 50.023 70.468 7.552 3569 LYS437 CD48.97 70.867 8.58 3570 LYS437 CE 47.756 69.948 8.516 3571 LYS437 NZ46.775 70.306 9.552 3572 LYS437 C 53.63 71 .688 6.985 3573 LYS437 O53.894 72.488 6.079 3574 MET438 N 54.495 71.372 7.937 3575 MET438 CA55.739 72.122 8.121 3576 MET438 CB 56.323 71.717 9.471 3577 MET438 CG57.636 72.428 9.765 3578 MET438 SD 58.438 71.992 11.324 3579 MET438 CE58.669 70.223 11.034 3580 MET438 C 56.751 71.823 7.014 3581 MET438 O57.447 72.741 6.56 3582 GLU439 N 56.641 70.648 6.414 3583 GLU439 CA57.507 70.292 5.29 3584 GLU439 CR 57.588 68.776 5.211 3585 GLU439 CG58.283 68.224 6.441 3586 GLU439 CD 58.201 66.706 6.461 3587 GLU439 QE157.871 66.112 5.442 3588 GLU439 OE2 58.624 66.14 7.457 3589 GLU439 C56.973 70.823 3.968 3590 GLU439 O 57.77 71.284 3.144 3591 TYR440 N55.664 71.001 3.877 3592 TYR440 CA 55.071 71.506 2.63 3593 TYR440 CB53.63 71.016 2.517 3594 TYR440 OG 53.47 69.497 2.55 3595 TYR440 CO154.404 68.674 1.931 3596 TYR440 GE1 54.261 67.294 1.989 3597 TYR440 CZ53.175 66.742 2.654 3598 TYR440 OH 53.096 65.376 2.822 3599 TYR440 CE252.222 67.562 3.241 3600 TYR440 CD2 52.366 68.941 3.183 3601 TYR440 C55.106 73.032 2.575 3602 TYR440 O 54.901 73.629 1.513 3603 ALA441 N55.358 73.646 3.719 3604 ALA441 CA 55.625 75.083 3.769 3605 ALA441 CB54.872 75.677 4.953 3606 ALA441 C 57.119 75.373 3.908 3607 ALA441 O57.524 76.539 3.806 3608 GLU442 N 57.919 74.313 3.955 3609 GLU442 CA59.365 74.349 4.261 3610 GLU442 CR 60.23 74.51 2.996 3611 GLU442 CG59.991 75.764 2.148 3612 GLU442 CD 59.111 75.467 0.934 3613 GLU442 OE159.262 76.169 −0.057 3614 GLU442 OE2 58.406 74.467 0.97 3615 GLU442 C59.715 75.389 5.328 3616 GLU442 O 60.44 76.361 5.079 3617 VAL443 N59.199 75.161 6.524 3618 VAL443 CA 59.423 76.095 7.631 3619 VAL443 CCB58.098 76.742 8.02 3620 VAL443 CG1 57.662 77.79 7.003 3621 VAL443 CG257.007 75.702 8.238 3622 VAL443 C 60.051 75.414 8.842 3623 VAL443 O60.146 74.186 8.92 3624 ARG444 N 60.565 76.243 9.737 3625 ARG444 CA61.135 75.758 11.001 3626 ARG444 CB 62.499 76.408 11.217 3627 ARG444 CG63.371 76.224 9.977 3628 ARG444 CD 64.806 76.694 10.189 3629 ARG444 NE65.557 75.752 11.033 3630 ARG444 CZ 66.74 76.044 11.579 3631 ARG444 NH167.263 77.262 11.422 3632 ARG444 NH2 67.38 75.133 12.313 3633 ARG444 C60.197 76.043 12.177 3634 ARG444 O 60.617 76.031 13.344 3635 VAL445 N58.987 76.468 11.85 3636 VAL445 CA 57.945 76.673 12.86 3637 VAL445 CB57.195 77.971 12.557 3638 VAL445 CG1 58.147 79.159 12.543 3639 VAL445CG2 56.444 77.908 11.232 3640 VAL445 C 56.981 75.485 12.87 3641 VAL445 O56.641 74.929 11.819 3642 LEU446 N 56.597 75.069 14.062 3643 LEU446 CA55.655 73.954 14.198 3644 LEU446 CB 56.353 72.786 14.884 3645 LEU446 CG55.487 71.531 14.853 3646 LEU446 CD1 55.189 71.125 13.416 3647 LEU446CD2 56.153 70.383 15.598 3648 LEU446 C 54.429 74.382 14.999 3649 LEU446O 54.512 74.717 16.191 3650 HIS447 N 53.294 74.375 14.323 3651 HIS447 CA52.042 74.804 14.951 3652 HIS447 CB 51.262 75.64 13.948 3653 HIS447 CG52.022 76.876 13.511 3654 HIS447 ND1 52.232 77.286 12.246 3655 HIS447CE1 52.958 78.422 12.259 3656 HIS447 NE2 53.213 78.73 13.551 3657 HIS447CD2 52.643 77.787 14.334 3658 HIS447 C 51.212 73.619 15.429 3659 HIS447O 50.802 72.749 14.652 3660 LEU448 N 51.055 73.576 16.74 3661 LEU448 CA50.26 72.565 17.434 3662 LEU448 CB 51.209 71.637 18.18 3663 LEU448 CG51.959 70.717 17.226 3664 LEU448 CD1 53.12 70.028 17.927 3665 LEU448 CD251.008 69.698 16.611 3666 LEU448 C 49.315 73.228 18.434 3667 LEU448 O48.931 72.614 19.438 3668 ALA449 N 49.046 74.503 18.212 3669 ALA449 CA48.176 75.268 19.109 3670 ALA449 CB 48.369 76.752 18.841 3671 ALA449 C46.711 74.916 18.907 3672 ALA449 O 46.262 74.753 17.765 3673 HIS450 N45.994 74.831 20.018 3674 HIS450 CA 44.56 74.502 20.034 3675 HIS450 CB43.757 75.577 19.301 3676 HIS450 CG 43.689 76.941 19.957 3677 HIS450 ND142.738 77.361 20.813 3678 HIS450 CE1 42.996 78.633 21.178 3679 HIS450NE2 44.122 79.022 20.538 3680 HIS450 CD2 44.558 77.991 19.778 3681HIS450 C 44.285 73.169 19.354 3682 HIS450 O 43.405 73.087 18.489 3683LYS451 N 45.039 72.144 19.713 3684 LYS451 CA 44.853 70.848 19.054 3685LYS451 CB 46.182 70.387 18.473 3686 LYS451 CG 46.684 71.316 17.376 3687LYS451 CD 45.718 71.402 16.201 3688 LYS451 CE 46.264 72.329 15.124 3689LYS451 NZ 47.573 71.854 14.649 3690 LYS451 C 44.329 69.805 20.028 3691LYS451 O 44.011 68.675 19.636 3692 ASP452 N 44.315 70.19 21.295 3693ASP452 CA 43.867 69.351 22.414 3694 ASP452 CB 42.432 68.895 22.157 3695ASP452 CG 41.763 68.503 23.465 3696 ASP452 OD1 42 69.203 24.438 3697ASP452 OD2 40.966 67.576 23.449 3698 ASP452 C 44.816 68.162 22.596 3699ASP452 O 44.406 67.053 22.954 3700 LEU453 N 46.099 68.437 22.426 3701LEU453 CA 47.126 67.396 22.532 3702 LEU453 CB 48.434 67.897 21.934 3703LEU453 CG 48.301 68.306 20.475 3704 LEU453 CO1 49.619 68.877 19.971 3705LEU453 CD2 47.857 67.142 19.597 3706 LEU453 C 47.381 67.045 23.985 3707LEU453 O 47.506 67.937 24.831 3708 THR454 N 47.537 65.761 24.242 3709THR454 CA 47.783 65.28 25.602 3710 THR454 CR 46.856 64.099 25.882 3711THR454 OG1 47.061 63.099 24.89 3712 THR454 CG2 45.396 64.522 25.816 3713THR454 C 49.241 64.868 25.792 3714 THR454 O 49.812 65.054 26.874 3715VAL455 N 49.867 64.441 24.708 3716 VAL455 CA 51.276 64.027 24.774 3718VAL455 CG1 50.636 61.756 23.861 3719 VAL455 CG2 52.721 61.979 25.2283720 VAL455 C 52.035 64.425 23.504 3721 VAL455 O 51.5 64.334 22.392 3722LEU456 N 53.229 64.965 23.69 3723 LEU456 CA 54.09 65.311 22.553 3724LEU456 CB 55.107 66.35 23.003 3725 LEU456 OG 54.441 67.656 23.405 3726LEU456 OD1 55.47 68.63 23.964 3727 LEU456 CD2 53.697 68.269 22.223 3728LEU456 C 54.835 64.086 22.03 3729 LEU456 O 55.579 63.429 22.766 3730CYS457 N 54.634 63.798 20.757 3731 CY3457 CA 55.31 62.661 20.125 3732CYS457 CB 54.251 61.735 19.546 3733 CYS457 SG 53.099 61.052 20.762 3734CYS457 C 56.279 63.12 19.039 3735 CYS457 O 56.304 64.301 18.679 3736HIS458 N 57.136 62.196 18.624 3737 HIS458 CA 58.131 62.408 17.551 3738HIS458 CB 57.409 62.56 16.212 3739 HIS458 CG 56.641 61.337 15.753 3740HIS458 ND1 57.146 60.28 15.089 3741 HIS458 CE1 56.162 59.389 14.852 3742HIS458 NE2 55.018 59.896 15.367 3743 HIS458 CD2 55.296 61.098 15.9213744 HIS458 C 59.014 63.636 17.757 3745 HIS458 O 59.415 64.275 16.7753746 LEU459 N 59.535 63.79 18.964 3747 LEU459 CA 60.282 65.009 19.3 3748LEU459 CB 60.256 65.183 20.812 3749 LEU459 CG 58.834 65.391 21 .323 3750LEU459 CD1 58.787 65.358 22.845 3751 LEU459 CD2 58.241 66.692 20.7933752 LEU459 C 61.721 64.962 18.796 3753 LEU459 O 62.298 66.004 18.4723754 GLU460 N 62.158 63.766 18.438 3755 GLU460 CA 63.492 63.579 17.8633756 GLU460 CB 63.997 62.158 18.141 3757 GLU460 CG 63.548 61.058 17.1683758 GLU460 CD 62.096 60.619 17.347 3759 GLU460 OE1 61.52 60.948 18.383760 GLU460 OE2 61.509 60.243 16.339 3761 GLU460 C 63.539 63.871 16.363762 GLU460 O 64.628 63.868 15.779 3763 GLN461 N 62.396 64.153 15.7493764 GLN461 CA 62.395 64.568 14.346 3765 GLN461 CB 61.121 64.051 13.6773766 GLN461 CG 60.967 62.534 13.772 3767 GLN461 CD 62.079 61.821 13.0053768 GLN461 OE1 62.41 62.189 11.872 3769 GLN461 NE2 62.576 60.75 13.5983770 GLN461 C 62.401 66.092 14.282 3771 GLN461 O 62.903 66.686 13.3223772 LEU462 N 62.104 66.695 15.421 3773 LEU462 CA 61.88 68.138 15.4983774 LEU462 CB 60.734 68.368 16.474 3775 LEU462 CG 59.476 67.62 16.0443776 LEU462 CD1 58.393 67.709 17.112 3777 LEU462 CD2 58.958 68.12714.701 3778 LEU462 C 63.11 68.937 15.934 3779 LEU462 O 62.951 70.07816.38 3780 LEU463 N 64.299 68.449 15.607 3781 LEU463 CA 65.56 69.09416.02 3782 LEU463 CB 66.699 68.213 15.499 3783 LEU463 CG 68.084 68.85915.598 3784 LEU463 CD1 68.502 69.107 17.041 3785 LEU463 CD2 69.13568.004 14.9 3786 LEU463 C 65.73 70.508 15.458 3787 LEU463 O 66.17571.405 16.189 3788 LEU464 N 65.166 70.733 14.279 3789 LEU464 CA 65.27372.018 13.58 3790 LEU464 CB 65.297 71.738 12.082 3791 LEU464 CG 66.44170.812 11.691 3792 LEU464 CD1 66.343 70.429 10.221 3793 LEU464 CD267.794 71.443 11.994 3794 LEU464 C 64.117 72.977 13.866 3795 LEU464 O64.02 74.013 13.199 3796 VAL465 N 63.203 72.613 14.749 3797 VAL465 CA62.09 73.516 15.046 3798 VAL465 CB 60.939 72.724 15.657 3799 VAL465 CG159.812 73.638 16.121 3800 VAL465 CG2 60.411 71.698 14.663 3801 VAL465 C62.554 74.616 15.99 3802 VAL465 O 62.85 74.373 17.164 3803 THR466 N62.584 75.826 15.461 3804 THR466 CA 63.041 76.984 16.226 3805 THR466 CB63.764 77.95 15.292 3806 THR466 OG1 62.851 78.394 14.299 3807 THR466 CG264.937 77.28 14.589 3808 THR466 C 61.87 77.695 16.888 3809 THR466 O62.048 78.374 17.91 3810 HIS467 N 60.676 77.462 16.372 3811 HIS467 CA59.482 78.061 16.976 3812 HIS467 CB 58.976 79.183 16.077 3813 HIS467 CG60.007 80.268 15.83 3814 HIS467 ND1 60.513 81.111 16.749 3815 HIS467 CE161.412 81.926 16.163 3816 HIS467 NE2 61.474 81.591 14.855 3817 HIS467CD2 60.613 80.573 14.634 3818 HIS467 C 58.401 77.009 17.17 3819 HIS467 O57.755 76.571 16.209 3820 LEU468 N 58.212 76.615 18.416 3821 LEU468 CA57.249 75.559 18.735 3822 LEU468 CB 57.956 74.512 19.588 3823 LEU468 CG57.095 73.282 19.84 3824 LEU468 CD1 56.61 72.671 18.532 3825 LEU468 CD257.859 72.248 20.657 3826 LEU468 C 56.048 76.138 19.473 3827 LEU468 O56.161 76.648 20.596 3828 ASP469 N 54.904 76.068 18.817 3829 ASP469 CA53.677 76.613 19.393 3830 ASP469 CB 52.998 77.475 18.337 3831 ASP469 OG51.761 78.159 18.908 3832 ASP469 OD1 51.666 78.263 20.123 3833 ASP469OD2 50.892 78.489 18.114 3834 ASP469 C 52.753 75.49 19.853 3835 ASP469 O51.954 74.961 19.076 3836 LEU470 N 52.815 75.224 21.145 3837 LEU470 CA52.035 74.18 21.815 3838 LEU470 CB 52.951 73.423 22.767 3839 LEU470 CG54.147 72.799 22.071 3840 LEU470 CD1 55.11 72.226 23.102 3841 LEU470 CD253.703 71.727 21.084 3842 LEU470 C 50.929 74.771 22.682 3843 LEU470 O50.43 74.073 23.574 3844 SER471 N 50.691 76.064 22.558 3845 SER471 CA49.681 76.727 23.391 3846 SER471 CB 49.627 78.201 23.015 3847 SER471 OG49.205 78.281 21.661 3848 SER471 C 48.289 76.121 23.23 3849 SER471 O47.916 75.653 22.148 3850 HIS472 N 47.573 76.091 24.342 3851 HIS472 CA46.179 75.632 24.401 3852 HIS472 CB 45.31 76.469 23.47 3853 HIS472 CG45.168 77.919 23.894 3854 HIS472 ND1 44.186 78.428 24.66 3855 HIS472 CE144.389 79.751 24.824 3856 HIS472 NE2 45.511 80.081 24.146 3857 HIS472CD2 46 78.963 23.563 3858 HIS472 C 46.059 74.15 24.076 3859 HIS472 O45.613 73.764 22.986 3860 ASN473 N 46.572 73.354 24.997 3861 ASN473 CA46.5 71.89 24.923 3862 ASN473 CB 47.777 71.334 24.291 3863 ASN473 CG47.782 71.539 22.778 3864 ASN473 OD1 46.778 71.289 22.105 3865 ASN473ND2 48.906 71.975 22.25 3866 ASN473 C 46.304 71.314 26.327 3867 ASN473 O46.094 72.054 27.296 3868 ARG474 N 46.329 69.995 26.417 3869 ARG474 CA46.148 69.308 27.699 3870 ARG474 CB 44.999 68.311 27.603 3871 ARG474 CG43.67 69.007 27.344 3872 ARG474 CD 42.499 68.06 27.573 3873 ARG474 NE42.597 66.86 26.73 3874 ARG474 CZ 41 .575 66.021 26.551 3875 ARG474 NH140.408 66.253 27.156 3876 ARG474 NH2 41.719 64.947 25.772 3877 ARG474 C47.41 68.576 28.15 3878 ARG474 O 47.32 67.676 28.994 3879 LEU475 N 48.5568.945 27.583 3880 LEU475 CA 49.838 68.334 27.944 3881 LEU475 CB 50.94969.109 27.239 3882 LEU475 OG 50.74 69.225 25.732 3883 LEU475 CD1 51.63570.307 25.137 3884 LEU475 CD2 50.967 67.894 25.032 3885 LEU475 C 50.05468.477 29.442 3886 LEU475 O 49.805 69.558 29.982 3887 ARG476 N 50.46967.411 30.108 3888 ARG476 CA 50.679 67.473 31.567 3889 ARG476 CB 50.31966.118 32.169 3890 ARG476 CG 48.859 65.738 31.941 3891 ARG476 CD 47.90566.681 32.666 3892 ARG476 NE 48.198 66.735 34.108 3893 ARG476 CZ 47.44866.136 35.036 3894 ARG476 NH1 47.778 66.235 36.325 3895 ARG476 NH246.364 65.444 34.676 3896 ARG476 C 52.128 67.786 31.931 3897 ARG476 O52.436 68.26 33.036 3898 THR477 N 53.001 67.589 30.962 3899 THR477 CA54.429 67.822 31.164 3900 THR477 CB 55.01 66.64 31.944 3901 THR477 OG156.419 66.806 32.054 3902 THR477 CG2 54.756 65.309 31.243 3903 THR477 C55.136 67.94 29.823 3904 THR477 O 54.678 67.383 28.818 3905 LEU478 N56.181 68.746 29.805 3906 LEU478 CA 57.105 68.751 28.676 3907 LEU478 CB57.807 70.1 28.61 3908 LEU478 CG 56.811 71.191 28.235 3909 LEU478 CD157.427 72.581 28.333 3910 LEU478 CD2 56.245 70.954 26.839 3911 LEU478 C58.102 67.618 28.882 3912 LEU478 O 58.938 67.657 29.798 3913 PRO479 N57.987 66.617 28.023 3914 PRO479 CA 58.706 65.348 28.189 3915 PRO479 CB58.109 64.426 27.167 3916 PRO479 CG 57.115 65.19 26.31 3917 PRO479 CD57.077 66.597 26.874 3918 PRO479 C 60.195 65.546 27.952 3919 PRO479 O60.573 66.488 27.251 3920 PRO480 N 61.03 64.668 28.491 3921 PRO480 CA62.492 64.822 28.366 3922 PRO480 CB 63.073 63.768 29.258 3923 PRO480 CG61.952 62.923 29.843 3924 PRO480 CD 60.655 63.52 29.324 3925 PRO480 C63.038 64.685 26.933 3926 PRO480 O 64.095 65.252 26.635 3927 ALA481 N62.218 64.188 26.016 3928 ALA481 CA 62.581 64.126 24.595 3929 ALA481 CB61.715 63.072 23.917 3930 ALA481 C 62.422 65.472 23.873 3931 ALA481 O62.878 65.607 22.731 3932 LEU482 N 61.965 66.494 24.587 3933 LEU482 CA61.858 67.849 24.036 3934 LEU482 CB 60.922 68.644 24.941 3935 LEU482 OG60.638 70.043 24.412 3936 LEU482 CD1 59.822 69.977 23.127 3937 LEU482CD2 59.901 70.869 25.457 3938 LEU482 C 63.233 68.525 23.975 3939 LEU482O 63.453 69.369 23.098 3940 ALA483 N 64.208 67.91 24.635 3941 ALA483 CA65.611 68.335 24.546 3942 ALA483 CB 66.366 67.787 25.752 3943 ALA483 C66.3 67.884 23.249 3944 ALA483 O 67.48 68.185 23.039 3945 ALA484 N65.571 67.196 22.378 3946 ALA484 CA 66.07 66.89 21.037 3947 ALA484 CB65.395 65.619 20.535 3948 ALA484 C 65.783 68.042 20.068 3949 ALA484 O66.313 68.057 18.951 3950 LEU485 N 65.005 69.016 20.515 3951 LEU485 CA64.757 70.242 19.745 3952 LEU485 CB 63.353 70.788 20.03 3953 LEU485 CG62.198 70.015 19.394 3954 LEU485 CD1 61.754 68.803 20.21 3955 LEU485 CD261.006 70.947 19.212 3956 LEU485 C 65.757 71.308 20.17 3957 LEU485 O65.375 72.318 20.767 3958 ARG486 N 66.998 71.161 19.738 3959 ARG486 CA68.063 72.03 20.249 3960 ARG486 CB 69.383 71.283 20.135 3961 ARG486 CG69.268 69.908 20.783 3962 ARG486 CD 70.612 69.196 20.856 3963 ARG486 NE71.472 69.773 21.902 3964 ARG486 CZ 72.658 70.339 21.667 3965 ARG486 NH173.069 70.535 20.413 3966 ARG486 NH2 73.395 70.785 22.687 3967 ARG486 C68.152 73.375 19.53 3968 ARG486 O 68.753 74.316 20.068 3969 CYS487 N67.447 73.5 18.414 3970 CYS487 CA 67.363 74.78 17.702 3971 CYS487 CB67.248 74.499 16.209 3972 CYS487 SG 68.608 73.545 15.499 3973 CYS487 C66.159 75.607 18.155 3974 CYS487 O 65.956 76.718 17.649 3975 LEU488 N65.386 75.07 19.088 3976 LEU488 CA 64.205 75.758 19.613 3977 LEU488 CB63.524 74.798 20.58 3978 LEU488 CG 62.208 75.339 21.113 3979 LEU488 OD161.272 75.661 19.96 3980 LEU488 CD2 61.568 74.334 22.062 3981 LEU488 C64.603 77.03 20.344 3982 LEU488 O 65.341 76.979 21 .329 3983 GLU489 N64.125 78.153 19.836 3984 GLU489 CA 64.426 79.46 20.409 3985 GLU489 CB64.814 80.388 19.268 3986 GLU489 CG 66.055 79.878 18.549 3987 GLU489 CD66.25 80.642 17.248 3988 GLU489 OE1 65.244 80.885 16.591 3989 GLU489 OE267.394 80.786 16.837 3990 GLU489 C 63.211 80.022 21.123 3991 GLU489 O63.337 80.694 22.157 3992 VAL490 N 62.042 79.715 20.59 3993 VAL490 CA60.796 80.149 21.232 3994 VAL490 CB 60.09 81.171 20.343 3995 VAL490 CG158.719 81.55 20.896 3996 VAL490 CG2 60.943 82.421 20.151 3997 VAL490 C59.88 78.96 21 .501 3998 VAL490 O 59.407 78.289 20.572 3999 LEU491 N59.678 78.691 22.779 4000 LEU491 CA 58.761 77.633 23.199 4001 LEU491 CB59.472 76.723 24.195 40D2 LEU491 CG 58.585 75.567 24.651 4003 LEU491 OD158.036 74.783 23.465 4004 LEU491 CD2 59.343 74.641 25.596 4005 LEU491 C57.516 78.244 23.833 4006 LEU491 O 57.55 78.765 24.956 4007 GLN492 N56.434 78.204 23.077 4008 GLN492 CA 55.144 78.695 23.56 4009 GLN492 CB54.456 79.441 22.414 4010 GLN492 CG 52.988 79.785 22.685 4011 GLN492 CD52.811 80.661 23.922 4012 GLN492 OE1 53.034 80.212 25.051 4013 GLN492NE2 52.348 81.877 23.698 4014 GLN492 C 54.297 77.519 24.029 4015 GLN492O 53.707 76.812 23.21 4016 ALA493 N 54.238 77.32 25.332 4017 ALA493 CA53.495 76.192 25.891 4018 ALA493 CB 54.465 75.248 26.589 4019 ALA493 C52.405 76.656 26.856 4020 ALA493 O 51.894 75.858 27.656 4021 SER494 N52.066 77.931 26.779 4022 SER494 CA 51.014 78.512 27.622 4023 SER494 CB50.852 79.983 27.268 4024 SER494 OG 52.058 80.648 27.622 4025 SER494 C49.669 77.813 27.464 4026 SER494 O 49.409 77.111 26.476 4027 ASP495 N48.849 77.984 28.487 4028 ASP495 CA 47.498 77.419 28.563 4029 ASP495 CB46.611 78.07 27.511 4030 ASP495 OG 46.546 79.577 27.752 4031 ASP495 OD145.696 79.991 28.527 4032 ASP495 OD2 47.301 80.289 27.101 4033 ASP495 C47.556 75.913 28.397 4034 ASP495 O 47.255 75.368 27.325 4035 ASN496 N48.137 75.292 29.405 4036 ASN496 CA 48.326 73.839 29.425 4037 ASN496 CB49.661 73.468 28.783 4038 ASN496 CG 49.534 73.059 27.318 4039 ASN496 OD149.184 71.912 27.013 4040 ASN496 ND2 49.944 73.957 26.442 4041 ASN496 C48.339 73.337 30.858 4042 ASN496 O 48.654 74.079 31.796 4043 ALA497 N48.235 72.026 30.98 4044 ALA497 CA 48.265 71.371 32.292 4045 ALA497 CB47.429 70.102 32.209 4046 ALA497 C 49.689 71.045 32.759 4047 ALA497 O49.879 70.412 33.803 4048 1LEA498 N 50.665 71.479 31.974 4049 1LEA498 CA52.087 71.271 32.253 4050 1LEA498 CB 52.887 71.968 31.159 4051 1LEA498CG2 54.384 71.81 31.393 4052 1LEA498 CG1 52.511 71.413 29.794 40531LEA498 CD1 53.219 72.166 28.676 4054 1LEA498 C 52.511 71.804 33.6134055 1LEA498 O 52.459 73.011 33.887 4056 GLU499 N 52.842 70.855 34.4714057 GLU499 CA 53.388 71.137 35.796 4058 GLU499 CB 52.518 70.418 36.8224059 GLU499 CG 52.157 69.009 36.367 4060 GLU499 CD 51.21 68.36 37.3714061 GLU499 OE1 50.031 68.681 37.337 4062 GLU499 OE2 51.673 67.50338.112 4063 GLU499 C 54.845 70.692 35.888 4064 GLU499 O 55.54 70.98236.869 4065 SER500 N 55.296 69.995 34.858 4066 SER50O CA 56.692 69.54734.802 4067 SER500 CB 56.703 68.03 34.895 4068 SER500 OG 57.999 67.58934.523 4069 SER500 C 57.389 69.998 33.521 4070 SER500 O 56.949 69.67832.41 4071 LEU501 N 58.53 70.646 33.687 4072 LEU501 CA 59.279 71.20732.549 4073 LEU501 CB 59.611 72.655 32.889 4074 LEU501 CG 58.354 73.46433.183 4075 LEU501 CO1 58.7 74.809 33.807 4076 LEU501 CD2 57.506 73.64431.93 4077 LEU501 C 60.586 70.457 32.293 4078 LEU501 O 61.601 71.08131.954 4079 ASP502 N 60.513 69.137 32.243 4080 ASP502 CA 61.749 68.33832.274 4081 ASP502 CB 61.42 66.89 32.626 4082 ASP502 CG 60.866 66.76534.044 4083 ASP502 OD1 61.01 67.71 34.811 4084 ASP502 OD2 60.208 65.76734.301 4085 ASP502 C 62.507 68.356 30.953 4086 ASP502 O 63.729 68.54130.966 4087 GLY503 N 61.778 68.477 29.856 4088 GLY503 CA 62.409 68.48728.532 4089 GLY503 C 62.806 69.873 28.037 4090 GLY503 O 63.112 70.04126.853 4091 VAL504 N 62.773 70.853 28.925 4092 VAL504 CA 63.266 72.18328.588 4093 VAL504 CB 62.384 73.202 29.299 4094 VAL504 CG1 62.736 74.62428.889 4095 VAL504 CG2 60.913 72.933 29.014 4096 VAL504 C 64.716 72.30329.055 4097 VAL504 O 65.472 73.164 28.588 4098 THR505 N 65.119 71.34129.868 4099 THR505 CA 66.477 71.301 30.412 4100 THR505 CB 66.507 70.20631.477 4101 THR505 OG1 65.481 70.494 32.418 4102 THR505 CG2 67.82770.125 32.238 4103 THR505 C 67.487 71.029 29.296 4104 THR505 O 67.30770.116 28.481 4105 ASN506 N 68.575 71.782 29.345 4106 ASN506 CA 69.63871.783 28.332 4107 ASN506 CB 70.383 70.451 28.36 4108 ASN506 CG 70.89370.14 29.767 4109 ASN506 OD1 71.343 71.022 30.507 4110 ASN506 ND2 70.74168.884 30.143 4111 ASN506 C 69.112 72.058 26.927 4112 ASN506 O 69.2471.221 26.025 4113 LEU507 N 68.481 73.209 26.761 4114 LEU507 CA 68.0873.652 25.42 4115 LEU507 CB 66.586 73.948 25.365 4116 LEU507 CG 65.77172.667 25.226 4117 LEU507 OD1 64.283 72.984 25.124 4118 LEU507 CD266.222 71.883 23.998 4119 LEU507 C 68.878 74.882 25.017 4120 LEU507 O68.574 76.005 25.44 4121 PRO508 N 69.789 74.669 24.08 4122 PRO508 CA70.867 75.63 23.829 4123 PRO508 CB 71.738 74.992 22.792 4124 PRO508 CG71.19 73.616 22.457 4125 PRO508 CD 69.977 73.414 23.349 4126 PRO508 C70.347 76.976 23.349 4127 PRO508 O 70.467 77.97 24.076 4128 ARG509 N69.544 76.932 22.299 4129 ARG509 CA 69.041 78.155 21.673 4130 ARG509 CB68.834 77.895 20.185 4131 ARG509 CG 70.126 77.504 19.475 4132 ARG509 CD71.213 78.563 19.64 4133 ARG509 NE 70.76 79.888 19.189 4134 ARG509 CZ71.43 80.621 18.299 4135 ARG509 NH1 72.545 80.142 17.745 4136 ARG509 NH270.974 81.825 17.95 4137 ARG509 C 67.734 78.682 22.262 4138 ARG509 O67.181 79.628 21.692 4139 LEU510 N 67.259 78.127 23.367 4140 LEU510 CA65.961 78.558 23.9 4141 LEU510 CB 65.427 77.508 24.863 4142 LEU510 CG64.004 77.848 25.288 4143 LEU510 CD1 63.077 77.883 24.081 4144 LEU510CD2 63.489 76.855 26.317 4145 LEU510 C 66.092 79.89 24.619 4146 LEU510 O66.653 79.959 25.717 4147 GLN511 N 65.528 80.919 24.009 4148 GLN511 CA65.633 82.285 24.512 4149 GLN511 CB 65.863 83.187 23.306 4150 GLN511 CG66.983 82.638 22.434 4151 GLN511 CD 67.133 83.451 21.156 4152 GLN511 OE166.602 83.086 20.099 4153 GLN511 NE2 67.869 84.543 21.27 4154 GLN511 C64.35 82.718 25.197 4155 GLN511 O 64.379 83.493 26.166 4156 GLU512 N63.24 82.213 24.684 4157 GLU512 CA 61.92 82.567 25.219 4158 GLU512 CB61.133 83.302 24.139 4159 GLU512 CG 61.832 84.579 23.687 4160 GLU512 CD60.978 85.298 22.648 4161 GLU512 OE1 59.764 85.178 22.73 4162 GLU512 OE261.557 85.927 21.773 4163 GLU512 C 61.124 81.339 25.647 4164 GLU512 O60.82 80.459 24.828 4165 LEU513 N 60.78 81.309 26.922 4166 LEU513 CA59.912 80.259 27.46 4167 LEU513 CB 60.653 79.566 28.597 4168 LEU513 CG59.894 78.356 29.126 4169 LEU513 CD1 59.528 77.399 28 4170 LEU513 CD260.704 77.635 30.195 4171 LEU513 C 58.598 80.873 27.952 4172 LEU513 O58.562 81.621 28.942 4173 LEU514 N 57.536 80.58 27.22 4174 LEU514 CA56.215 81.147 27.51 4175 LEU514 CB 55.621 81.625 26.192 4176 LEU514 CG56.521 82.643 25.5 4177 LEU514 CD1 56.082 82.886 24.061 4178 LEU514 CD256.58 83.952 26.279 4179 LEU514 C 55.291 80.109 28.145 4180 LEU514 O54.83 79.171 27.482 4181 LEU515 N 55.004 80.318 29.418 4182 LEU515 CA54.173 79.41 30.216 4183 LEU515 CB 55.067 78.629 31.174 4184 LEU515 CG56.082 77.739 30.469 4185 LEU515 CD1 57.131 77.248 31.456 4186 LEU515CD2 55.401 76.57 29.772 4187 LEU515 C 53.178 80.19 31.073 4188 LEU515 O53.331 80.243 32.3 4189 CYS516 N 52.222 80.833 30.427 4190 CYS516 CA51.149 81.531 31.139 4191 CYS516 CB 50.745 82.777 30.368 4192 CYS516 SG51.989 84.078 30.291 4193 CYS516 C 49.938 80.626 31.271 4194 CYS516 O49.491 80.04 30.277 4195 ASN517 N 49.37 80.603 32.462 4196 ASN517 CA48.242 79.724 32.794 4197 ASN517 CB 47.002 80.136 32.012 4198 ASN517 CG46.592 81.54 32.448 4199 ASN517 OD1 46.73 82.51 31.693 4200 ASN517 ND246.151 81.643 33.691 4201 ASN517 C 48.611 78.266 32.55 4202 ASN517 O48.154 77.607 31.603 4203 ASN518 N 49.586 77.85 33.333 4204 ASN518 CA50.064 76.47 33.374 4205 ASN518 CB 51.481 76.403 32.809 4206 ASN518 CG51.508 76.636 31.298 4207 ASN518 OD1 51.33 77.758 30.805 4208 ASN518 ND251.838 75.577 30.584 4209 ASN518 C 50.051 76.009 34.828 4210 ASN518 O50.002 76.838 35.745 4211 ARG519 N 50.239 74.72 35.048 4212 ARG519 CA50.128 74.163 36.408 4213 ARG519 CB 49.533 72.764 36.339 4214 ARG519 CG48.092 72.818 35.85 4215 ARG519 CD 47.424 71.453 35.94 4216 ARG519 NE46.05 71.52 35.421 4217 ARG519 CZ 45.238 70.462 35.365 4218 ARG519 NH145.655 69.278 35.819 4219 ARG519 NH2 44.005 70.592 34.87 4220 ARG519 C51.435 74.133 37.206 4221 ARG519 O 51.649 73.204 37.995 4222 LEU520 N52.29 75.124 37.012 4223 LEU520 CA 53.525 75.223 37.805 4224 LEU520 CB54.526 76.193 37.164 4225 LEU520 CG 55.264 75.657 35.931 4226 LEU520 CO155.652 74.197 36.11 4227 LEU520 CD2 54.496 75.833 34.625 4228 LEU520 C53.167 75.721 39.205 4229 LEU520 O 52.919 76.918 39.402 4230 GLN521 N53.133 74.803 40.157 4231 GLN521 CA 52.664 75.127 41.508 4232 GLN521 CB51.992 73.889 42.088 4233 GLN521 CG 51.458 74.162 43.49 4234 GLN521 CD51.43 72.869 44.296 4235 GLN521 OE1 52.179 71.928 44.002 4236 GLN521 NE250.653 72.88 45.364 4237 GLN521 C 53.789 75.528 42.451 4238 GLN521 O53.612 76.421 43.286 4239 GLN522 N 54.937 74.891 42.302 4240 GLN522 CA56.071 75.184 43.184 4241 GLN522 CB 56.408 73.917 43.964 4242 GLN522 CG55.252 73.516 44.873 4243 GLN522 CD 55.566 72.209 45.588 4244 GLN522 QE156.605 72.077 46.244 4245 GLN522 NE2 54.658 71.258 45.452 4246 GLN522 C57.284 75.65 42.388 4247 GLN522 O 57.639 75.035 41.375 4248 PRO523 N57.988 76.636 42.926 4249 PRO523 CA 59.095 77.289 42.204 4250 PRO523 CB59.418 78.507 43.017 4251 PRO523 CG 58.592 78.503 44.293 4252 PRO523 CD57.696 77.28 44.212 4253 PRO523 C 60.354 76.43 42.01 4254 PRO523 O61.154 76.728 41.114 4255 ALA524 N 60.403 75.265 42.641 4256 ALA524 CA61.561 74.374 42.512 4257 ALA524 CB 61.536 73.384 43.671 4258 ALA524 C61.59 73.608 41.186 4259 ALA524 O 62.675 73.203 40.752 4260 VAL525 N60.492 73.637 40.441 4261 VAL525 CA 60.462 72.988 39.123 4262 VAL525 CB59.019 72.595 38.8 4263 VAL525 CG1 58.13 73.818 38.611 4264 VAL525 CG258.932 71.688 37.574 4265 VAL525 C 61.048 73.907 38.041 4266 VAL525 O61.329 73.46 36.923 4267 LEU526 N 61.37 75.136 38.419 4268 LEU526 CA62.025 76.054 37.492 4269 LEU526 CB 61.62 77.481 37.817 4270 LEU526 CG60.111 77.685 37.785 4271 LEU526 CD1 59.794 79.115 38.174 4272 LEU526CD2 59.519 77.381 36.413 4273 LEU526 C 63.539 75.946 37.611 4274 LEU526O 64.263 76.413 36.723 4275 GLN527 N 64.01 75.219 38.611 4276 GLN527 CA65.456 75.042 38.776 4277 GLN527 CB 65.743 74.292 40.07 4278 GLN527 CG67.21 74.447 40.453 4279 GLN527 CD 67.511 75.927 40.674 4280 GLN527 QE166.909 76.559 41.55 4281 GLN527 NE2 68.394 76.469 39.851 4282 GLN527 C66.178 74.348 37.594 4283 GLN527 O 67.216 74.898 37.198 4284 PRO528 N65.669 73.289 36.954 4285 PRO528 CA 66.335 72.801 35.732 4286 PRO528 CB65.693 71.483 35.426 4287 PRO528 CG 64.492 71.279 36.327 4288 PRO528 CD64.489 72.462 37.274 4289 PRO528 C 66.252 73.717 34.499 4290 PRO528 O66.911 73.417 33.497 4291 LEU529 N 65.597 74.867 34.591 4292 LEU529 CA65.547 75.81 33.468 4293 LEU529 CB 64.289 76.664 33.556 4294 LEU529 CG63.017 75.834 33.646 4295 LEU529 CD1 61.809 76.753 33.732 4296 LEU529CD2 62.873 74.884 32.466 4297 LEU529 C 66.764 76.736 33.458 4298 LEU529O 67.027 77.39 32.441 4299 ALA530 N 67.604 76.629 34.48 4300 ALA530 CA68.863 77.389 34.53 4301 ALA530 CB 69.378 77.398 35.964 4302 ALA530 C69.94 76.796 33.615 4303 ALA530 O 71.003 77.394 33.42 4304 SER531 N69.634 75.65 33.026 4305 SER531 CA 70.508 75.019 32.037 4306 SER531 CB70.387 73.514 32.183 4307 SER531 OG 69.087 73.16 31.741 4308 SER531 C70.136 75.409 30.603 4309 SER531 O 70.537 74.707 29.668 4310 CYS532 N69.224 76.354 30.437 4311 CYS532 CA 68.935 76.873 29.096 4312 CYS532 CB67.465 77.265 29.015 4313 CYS532 5G 66.289 75.98 29.486 4314 CYS532 C69.791 78.111 28.841 4315 CYS532 O 69.453 79.207 29.302 4316 PRO533 N70.832 77.951 28.037 4317 PRO533 CA 71.903 78.957 27.976 4318 PRO533 CB73.04 78.269 27.283 4319 PRO533 CG 72.592 76.897 26.815 4320 PRO533 CD71.167 76.727 27.307 4321 PRO533 C 71.533 80.243 27.232 4322 PRO533 O72.247 81.244 27.354 4323 ARG534 N 70.419 80.241 26.519 4324 ARG534 CA69.964 81.447 25.829 4325 ARG534 CB 69.591 81.054 24.409 4326 ARG534 CG70.392 81.812 23.359 4327 ARG534 CD 71.884 81.554 23.509 4328 ARG534 NE72.624 82.107 22.367 4329 ARG534 CZ 73.463 81.361 21.649 4330 ARG534 NH173.661 80.085 21.984 4331 ARG534 NH2 74.113 81.891 20.612 4332 ARG534 C68.745 82.076 26.504 4333 ARG534 O 68.219 83.068 25.981 4334 LEU535 N68.321 81.533 27.638 4335 LEU535 CA 67.025 81.908 28.222 4336 LEU535 CB66.612 80.841 29.228 4337 LEU535 CG 65.157 81.004 29.655 4338 LEU535 CD164.234 80.871 28.45 4339 LEU535 CD2 64.784 79.983 30.724 4340 LEU535 C67.054 83.266 28.908 4341 LEU535 O 67.527 83.415 30.041 4342 VAL536 N66.46 84.232 28.232 4343 VAL536 CA 66.372 85.583 28.77 4344 VAL536 CB66.791 86.567 27.681 4345 VAL536 CG1 66.667 88.01 28.154 4346 VAL536 CG268.212 86.283 27.206 4347 VAL536 C 64.946 85.87 29.211 4348 VAL536 O64.742 86.556 30.221 4349 LEU537 N 63.993 85.238 28.544 4350 LEU537 CA62.574 85.456 28.847 4351 LEU537 CB 61.856 85.784 27.538 4352 LEU537 CG60.352 85.99 27.721 4353 LEU537 CD1 60.056 87.149 28.666 4354 LEU537 CD259.668 86.221 26.379 4355 LEU537 C 61.93 84.23 29.488 4356 LEU537 O61.848 83.156 28.876 4357 LEU538 N 61.451 84.422 30.705 4358 LEU538 CA60.688 83.39 31.411 4359 LEU538 CB 61.486 82.946 32.629 4360 LEU538 CG60.822 81.78 33.345 4361 LEU538 CD1 60.629 80.599 32.402 4362 LEU538 CD261.635 81.365 34.564 4363 LEU538 C 59.342 83.972 31.84 4364 LEU538 O59.24 84.672 32.855 4365 ASN539 N 58.323 83.69 31.052 4366 ASN539 CA57.001 84.285 31.278 4367 ASN539 CB 56.517 84.749 29.911 4368 ASN539 CG55.225 85.551 29.979 4369 ASN539 OD1 54.413 85.485 29.05 4370 ASN539 ND255.071 86.332 31.035 4371 ASN539 C 56.046 83.26 31.897 4372 ASN539 O55.503 82.403 31.196 4373 LEU540 N 55.793 83.418 33.187 4374 LEU540 CA55.042 82.429 33.977 4375 LEU540 CB 55.913 82.009 35.153 4376 LEU540 OG57.216 81.363 34.713 4377 LEU540 CD1 58.154 81.221 35.902 4378 LEU540CD2 56.968 80.014 34.049 4379 LEU540 C 53.742 82.969 34.569 4380 LEU540O 53.3 82.479 35.615 4381 GLN541 N 53.186 84.012 33.984 4382 GLN541 CA52.046 84.681 34.62 4383 GLN541 CB 51.853 86.02 33.929 4384 GLN541 CG53.138 86.811 34.118 4385 GLN541 CD 53.093 88.175 33.452 4386 GLN541 OE153.123 88.278 32.22 4387 GLN541 NE2 53.214 89.196 34.28 4388 GLN541 C50.767 83.845 34.611 4389 GLN541 O 50.437 83.164 33.637 4390 GLY542 N50.137 83.801 35.773 4391 GLY542 CA 48.872 83.077 35.93 4392 GLY542 C49.081 81.672 36.486 4393 GLY542 O 48.182 80.827 36.396 4394 ASN543 N50.275 81.42 36.998 4395 ASN543 CA 50.601 80.101 37.551 4396 ASN543 CB51.981 79.679 37.047 4397 ASN543 CG 52.046 79.574 35.524 4398 ASN543 OD151.046 79.726 34.816 4399 ASN543 ND2 53.233 79.281 35.033 4400 ASN543 C50.608 80.154 39.078 4401 ASN543 O 50.941 81.192 39.664 4402 PRO544 N50.294 79.035 39.716 4403 PRO544 CA 50.159 79.004 41.185 4404 PRO544 CB49.641 77.633 41 .497 4405 PRO544 CG 49.501 76.832 40.21 4406 PRO544 CD49.912 77.766 39.086 4407 PRO544 C 51.453 79.281 41.97 4408 PRO544 O51.377 79.897 43.04 4409 LEU545 N 52.605 79.097 41.341 4410 LEU545 CA53.893 79.392 41.991 4411 LEU545 CB 55.009 78.586 41.313 4412 LEU545 CG55.737 79.221 40.122 4413 LEU545 CD1 56.836 78.281 39.66 4414 LEU545 CD254.853 79.549 38.925 4415 LEU545 C 54.247 80.885 42.028 4416 LEU545 O55.162 81.275 42.764 4417 GYS546 N 53.418 81.72 41.417 4418 GYS546 CA53.631 83.167 41.456 4419 GYS546 CB 52.957 83.782 40.239 4420 GYS546 SG53.492 83.109 38.652 4421 GYS546 C 53.032 83.768 42.723 4422 GYS546 O53.393 84.884 43.113 4423 GLN547 N 52.306 82.94 43.461 4424 GLN547 CA51.681 83.352 44.719 4425 GLN547 CB 50.408 82.533 44.926 4426 GLN547 CG49.503 82.52 43.694 4427 GLN547 CD 49.084 83.929 43.276 4428 GLN547 QE149.358 84.352 42.147 4429 GLN547 NE2 48.407 84.623 44.175 4430 GLN547 C52.599 83.171 45.935 4431 GLN547 O 52.102 83.137 47.068 4432 ALA548 N53.891 82.981 45.702 4433 ALA548 CA 54.871 82.835 46.787 4434 ALA548 CB56.191 82.349 46.201 4435 ALA548 C 55.096 84.144 47.545 4436 ALA548 O54.192 84.98 47.664 4437 VAL549 N 56.285 84.299 48.101 4438 VAL549 CA56.552 85.483 48.924 4439 VAL549 CB 57.62 85.132 49.959 4440 VAL549 CG157.695 86.193 51.056 4441 VAL549 CG2 57.324 83.774 50.585 4442 VAL549 C57.021 86.625 48.026 4443 VAL549 O 56.219 87.441 47.553 4444 GLYS50 N58.295 86.588 47.688 4445 GLYS50 CA 58.874 87.57 46.777 4446 GLYS50 C59.369 86.779 45.584 4447 GLYS50 O 60.574 86.724 45.3 4448 1LEA551 N58.414 86.324 44.79 4449 1LEA551 CA 58.697 85.317 43.762 4450 1LEA551 OB57.356 84.768 43.272 4451 1LEA551 CG2 56.499 85.845 42.614 4452 1LEA551CG1 57.548 83.584 42.336 4453 1LEA551 CD1 58.227 82.428 43.062 44541LEA551 C 59.561 85.84 42.607 4455 1LEA551 O 60.407 85.077 42.124 4456LEU552 N 59.624 87.152 42.437 4457 LEU552 CA 60.486 87.731 41.407 4458LEU552 CB 60.132 89.204 41.253 4459 LEU552 CG 58.727 89.386 40.693 4460LEU552 CD1 58.28 90.839 40.788 4461 LEU552 CD2 58.645 88.888 39.256 4462LEU552 C 61.956 87.596 41.787 4463 LEU552 O 62.713 86.961 41.042 4464GLU553 N 62.293 87.92 43.027 4465 GLU553 CA 63.704 87.837 43.416 4466GLU553 CB 64.09 88.895 44.461 4467 GLU553 CG 63.89 88.51 45.931 4468GLU553 CD 62.455 88.723 46.401 4469 GLU553 OE1 61.698 89.338 45.658 4470GLU553 OE2 62.11 88.175 47.438 4471 GLU553 C 64.075 86.434 43.886 4472GLU553 O 65.247 86.066 43.762 4473 GLN554 N 63.092 85.594 44.17 4474GLN554 CA 63.409 84.214 44.527 4475 GLN554 CB 62.222 83.59 45.254 4476GLN554 CG 61.966 84.309 46.577 4477 GLN554 CD 60.8 83.682 47.341 4478GLN554 OE1 59.625 84.018 47.13 4479 GLN554 NE2 61.148 82.835 48.292 4480GLN554 C 63.754 83.426 43.27 4481 GLN554 O 64.827 82.809 43.218 4482LEU555 N 63.059 83.73 42.186 4483 LEU555 CA 63.372 83.068 40.919 4484LEU555 CB 62.16 83.111 40.004 4485 LEU555 CG 61 .027 82.277 40.578 4486LEU555 CD1 59.804 82.344 39.673 4487 LEU555 CD2 61.471 80.833 40.7894488 LEU555 C 64.566 83.701 40.223 4489 LEU555 O 65.324 82.973 39.5774490 ALA556 N 64.891 84.935 40.568 4491 ALA556 CA 66.113 85.545 40.0344492 ALA556 CB 66.033 87.056 40.227 4493 ALA556 C 67.367 85.009 40.7274494 ALA556 O 68.398 84.832 40.067 4495 GLU557 N 67.206 84.527 41.9514496 GLU557 CA 68.324 83.922 42.682 4497 GLU557 CB 68.039 84.044 44.1744498 GLU557 CG 68.06 85.499 44.622 4499 GLU557 CD 67.376 85.643 45.9784500 GLU557 OE1 66.545 84.801 46.292 4501 GLU557 OE2 67.612 86.65246.628 4502 GLU557 C 68.512 82.45 42.327 4503 GLU557 O 69.584 81.88842.577 4504 LEU558 N 67.506 81.849 41.713 4505 LEU558 CA 67.639 80.46141.267 4506 LEU558 CB 66.294 79.765 41.445 4507 LEU558 CG 65.833 79.75242.898 4508 LEU558 CD1 64.424 79.181 43.009 4509 LEU558 CD2 66.80378.979 43.786 4510 LEU558 C 68.026 80.392 39.796 4511 LEU558 O 68.6779.428 39.357 4512 LEU559 N 67.62 81.404 39.046 4513 LEU559 CA 67.88381.457 37.601 4514 LEU559 CB 66.537 81.352 36.881 4515 LEU559 CG 65.67380.196 37.381 4516 LEU559 CD1 64.234 80.329 36.9 4517 LEU559 CD2 66.24978.843 36.99 4518 LEU559 C 68.505 82.796 37.192 4519 LEU559 O 67.87483.526 36.417 4520 PRO560 N 69.796 82.973 37.449 4521 PRO560 CA 70.41884.31 37.391 4522 PRO560 CB 71.682 84.176 38.183 4523 PRO560 CG 71.9482.708 38.477 4524 PRO560 CD 70.727 81.957 37.96 4525 PRO560 C 70.74284.829 35.98 4526 PRO560 O 71 .278 85.933 35.844 4527 SER561 N 70.45484.047 34.951 4528 SER561 CA 70.725 84.481 33.58 4529 SER561 CB 71.28783.3 32.803 4530 SER561 OG 72.471 82.879 33.466 4531 SER561 C 69.45984.993 32.898 4532 SER561 O 69.534 85.686 31.875 4533 VAL562 N 68.31784.708 33.504 4534 VAL562 CA 67.046 85.165 32.947 4535 VAL562 CB 65.93384.265 33.467 4536 VAL562 CG1 64.601 84.631 32.828 4537 VAL562 CG266.256 82.8 33.2 4538 VAL562 C 66.817 86.608 33.373 4539 VAL562 O 66.61286.906 34.556 4540 SER563 N 66.813 87.493 32.392 4541 SER563 CA 66.73188.924 32.682 4542 SER563 CB 67.49 89.663 31.589 4543 SER563 OG 68.80589.121 31.552 4544 SER563 C 65.286 89.405 32.732 4545 SER563 O 64.98190.429 33.354 4546 SER564 N 64.397 88.61 32.167 4547 SER564 CA 62.97488.925 32.211 4548 SER564 CB 62.488 89.148 30.786 4549 SER564 OG 61.10789.467 30.852 4550 SER564 C 62.192 87.79 32.857 4551 SER564 O 61.6286.937 32.162 4552 VAL565 N 62.215 87.762 34.179 4553 VAL565 CA 61.42186.784 34.934 4554 VAL565 CB 62.125 86.463 36.251 4555 VAL565 CG1 61.41285.333 36.987 4556 VAL565 CG2 63.586 86.092 36.026 4557 VAL565 C 60.04387.376 35.222 4558 VAL565 O 59.812 87.998 36.266 4559 LEU566 N 59.12287.141 34.308 4560 LEU566 CA 57.798 87.75 34.408 4561 LEU566 CB 57.32388.157 33.021 4562 LEU566 CG 58.212 89.226 32.401 4563 LEU566 CD1 57.76889.527 30.975 4564 LEU566 CD2 58.213 90.498 33.244 4565 LEU566 C 56.79586.785 35.014 4566 LEU566 O 56.117 86.039 34.295 4567 THR567 N 56.68786.837 36.329 4568 THR567 CA 55.709 86.012 37.045 4569 THR567 CB 56.39385.328 38.222 4570 THR567 OG1 56.733 86.313 39.186 4571 THR567 CG257.661 84.604 37.791 4572 THR567 C 54.561 86.88 37.553 4573 THR567 O53.882 86.441 38.47 4574 THR567 OXT 54.277 87.875 36.901

[0440] TABLE 12 Residue/ Atom Residue Atom X Y Z No. Position TypeCoord. Coord. Coord. 1 MET1 N 25.639 32.902 36.49 2 MET1 CA 26.98132.307 36.329 3 MET1 CB 27.631 32.812 35.043 4 MET1 CG 27.797 34.33235.059 5 MET1 SD 28.559 35.081 33.602 6 MET1 CE 27.379 34.546 32.344 7MET1 C 27.872 32.687 37.507 8 MET1 O 29.046 32.298 37.586 9 GLY2 N27.289 33.443 38.422 10 GLY2 CA 28.052 34.024 39.53 11 GLY2 C 28.82735.244 39.024 12 GLY2 O 28.333 36.377 39.024 13 THR3 N 30.035 34.97938.567 14 THR3 CA 30.902 35.999 37.96 15 THR3 CB 31.984 36.436 38.95 16THR3 OG1 32.457 35.292 39.638 17 THR3 CG2 31.428 37.396 39.999 18 THR3 C31.522 35.604 36.595 19 THR3 O 31.389 36.424 35.673 20 PRO4 N 32.20234.465 36.43 21 PRO4 CA 32.942 34.247 35.182 22 PRO4 CB 33.867 33.10135.448 23 PRO4 CG 33.544 32.483 36.794 24 PRO4 CD 32.439 33.345 37.36725 PRO4 C 32.047 33.916 33.997 26 PRO4 O 31.125 33.099 34.091 27 GLN5 N32.347 34.573 32.891 28 GLN5 CA 31.735 34.265 31.6 29 GLN5 CB 31.43935.59 30.908 30 GLN5 CG 30.341 35.538 29.846 31 GLN5 CD 30.807 36.44928.72 32 GLN5 OE1 32.01 36.478 28.417 33 GLN5 NE2 29.886 37.203 28.15 34GLN5 C 32.772 33.455 30.818 35 GLN5 O 33.19 32.381 31.264 36 LYS6 N33.151 33.954 29.655 37 LYS6 CA 34.263 33.396 28.891 38 LYS6 CB 33.76632.99 27.509 39 LYS6 CG 32.679 31.926 27.595 40 LYS6 CD 32.192 31.50626.214 41 LYS6 CE 31.128 30.416 26.314 42 LYS6 NZ 30.67 30.005 24.975 43LYS6 C 35.314 34.484 28.772 44 LYS6 O 36.507 34.266 29.012 45 ASP7 N34.817 35.691 28.567 46 ASP7 CA 35.672 36.867 28.512 47 ASP7 CB 35.49937.527 27.149 48 ASP7 CG 36.269 38.843 27.06 49 ASP7 OD1 37.47 38.80226.825 50 ASP7 OD2 35.622 39.878 27.147 51 ASP7 C 35.315 37.833 29.63352 ASP7 O 36.055 37.941 30.614 53 VAL8 N 34.128 38.409 29.58 54 VAL8 CA33.82 39.486 30.528 55 VAL8 CB 33.198 40.657 29.767 56 VAL8 CG1 32.08240.208 28.833 57 VAL8 CG2 32.73 41.768 30.701 58 VAL8 C 32.943 39.02731.689 59 VAL8 O 31.8 38.589 31.516 60 ILE9 N 33.55 39.055 32.863 61ILE9 CA 32.847 38.788 34.123 62 ILE9 CB 33.9 38.825 35.231 63 ILE9 CG233.334 39.118 36.619 64 ILE9 CG1 34.691 37.53 35.248 65 ILE9 CD1 35.6537.525 36.426 66 ILE9 C 31.754 39.821 34.383 67 ILE9 O 31.93 41.01234.101 68 ILE10 N 30.595 39.347 34.81 69 ILE10 CA 29.527 40.263 35.21 70ILE10 CB 28.201 39.512 35.158 71 ILE10 CG2 27.057 40.376 35.676 72 ILE10CG1 27.914 39.042 33.738 73 ILE10 CD1 26.564 38.342 33.659 74 ILE10 C29.798 40.793 36.619 75 ILE10 O 29.82 40.033 37.596 76 LYS11 N 30.08142.083 36.701 77 LYS11 CA 30.324 42.717 38.001 78 LYS11 CB 30.964 44.08337.781 79 LYS11 CG 31.214 44.785 39.113 80 LYS11 CD 31.653 46.231 38.91881 LYS11 CE 31.783 46.946 40.258 82 LYS11 NZ 32.095 48.37 40.067 83LYS11 C 29.023 42.892 38.782 84 LYS11 O 28.163 43.708 38.433 85 SER12 N28.886 42.09 39.823 86 SER12 CA 27.739 42.194 40.727 87 SER12 CB 27.42440.805 41.266 88 SER12 OG 27.184 39.959 40.148 89 SER12 C 28.059 43.14841.874 90 SER12 O 29.087 43.836 41.853 91 ASP13 N 27.158 43.225 42.84192 ASP13 CA 27.386 44.063 44.033 93 ASP13 CB 26.047 44.467 44.658 94ASP13 CG 25.103 43.279 44.868 95 ASP13 OD1 24.338 42.997 43.956 96 ASP13OD2 25.103 42.732 45.961 97 ASP13 C 28.3 43.365 45.048 98 ASP13 O 27.86142.738 46.017 99 ALA14 N 29.588 43.499 44.795 100 ALA14 CA 30.628 42.87145.611 101 ALA14 CB 31.578 42.199 44.623 102 ALA14 C 31.33 43.935 46.463103 ALA14 O 30.992 45.117 46.327 104 PRO15 N 32.204 43.534 47.382 105PRO15 CA 32.877 44.504 48.259 106 PRO15 CB 33.846 43.709 49.078 107PRO15 CG 33.671 42.234 48.764 108 PRO15 CD 32.579 42.152 47.712 109PRO15 C 33.585 45.613 47.486 110 PRO15 O 34.004 45.445 46.334 111 ASP16N 33.502 46.806 48.045 112 ASP16 CA 34.174 47.965 47.447 113 ASP16 CB33.155 48.889 46.77 114 ASP16 CG 31.992 49.3 47.678 115 ASP16 OD1 30.88849.394 47.163 116 ASP16 OD2 32.21 49.499 48.867 117 ASP16 C 35.01748.712 48.477 118 ASP16 O 35.681 49.707 48.166 119 THR17 N 34.967 48.23549.705 120 THR17 CA 35.724 48.867 50.782 121 THR17 CB 34.769 49.0951.948 122 THR17 OG1 33.657 49.824 51.451 123 THR17 CG2 35.409 49.88753.08 124 THR17 C 36.867 47.951 51.187 125 THR17 O 36.627 46.785 51.507126 LEU18 N 38.082 48.474 51.107 127 LEU18 CA 39.308 47.718 51.418 128LEU18 CB 40.471 48.709 51.364 129 LEU18 CG 41.82 48.074 51.697 130 LEU18CD1 42.217 47.033 50.659 131 LEU18 CD2 42.904 49.139 51.812 132 LEU18 C39.263 47.064 52.8 133 LEU18 O 39.369 47.739 53.833 134 LEU19 N 39.17445.743 52.803 135 LEU19 CA 39.182 44.964 54.049 136 LEU19 CB 38.42743.665 53.793 137 LEU19 CG 37.009 43.921 53.3 138 LEU19 CD1 36.36842.634 52.8 139 LEU19 CD2 36.151 44.583 54.373 140 LEU19 C 40.605 44.62254.476 141 LEU19 O 40.918 43.444 54.689 142 LEU20 N 41.37 45.643 54.827143 LEU20 CA 42.814 45.489 55.054 144 LEU20 CB 43.401 46.886 55.227 145LEU20 CG 44.913 46.889 55.046 146 LEU20 CD1 45.263 46.478 53.621 147LEU20 CD2 45.497 48.263 55.354 148 LEU20 C 43.14 44.648 56.289 149 LEU20O 44.006 43.765 56.215 150 GLU21 N 42.277 44.717 57.291 151 GLU21 CA42.482 43.909 58.495 152 GLU21 CB 41.594 44.441 59.612 153 GLU21 CG41.766 43.635 60.897 154 GLU21 CD 40.796 44.15 61.954 155 GLU21 OE140.278 45.239 61.746 156 GLU21 OE2 40.515 43.417 62.891 157 GLU21 C42.135 42.448 58.242 158 GLU21 O 42.942 41.581 58.595 159 LYS22 N 41.18742.211 57.351 160 LYS22 CA 40.761 40.843 57.074 161 LYS22 CB 39.38840.881 56.418 162 LYS22 CG 38.319 41.477 57.323 163 LYS22 CD 36.96341.438 56.628 164 LYS22 CE 35.864 42.038 57.495 165 LYS22 NZ 34.57242.015 56.79 166 LYS22 C 41.738 40.149 56.135 167 LYS22 O 41.974 38.94356.286 168 HIS23 N 42.452 40.925 55.336 169 HIS23 CA 43.46 40.338 54.452170 HIS23 CB 43.885 41.35 53.393 171 HIS23 CG 42.774 41.931 52.537 172HIS23 ND1 41.683 41.303 52.059 173 HIS23 CE1 40.942 42.171 51.35 174HIS23 NE2 41.58 43.362 51.366 175 HIS23 CD2 42.718 43.226 52.087 176HIS23 C 44.684 39.943 55.263 177 HIS23 O 45.124 38.79 55.164 178 ALA24 N45.005 40.754 56.261 179 ALA24 CA 46.152 40.463 57.125 180 ALA24 CB46.493 41.723 57.905 181 ALA24 C 45.859 39.325 58.095 182 ALA24 O 46.6838.403 58.22 183 ASP25 N 44.609 39.246 58.528 184 ASP25 CA 44.166 38.14959.391 185 ASP25 CB 42.719 38.383 59.824 186 ASP25 CG 42.57 39.62960.696 187 ASP25 OD1 43.493 39.926 61.442 188 ASP25 OD2 41.501 40.22660.65 189 ASP25 C 44.232 36.824 58.647 190 ASP25 O 44.936 35.918 59.11191 TYR26 N 43.786 36.827 57.4 192 TYR26 CA 43.784 35.606 56.592 193TYR26 CB 43.004 35.88 55.308 194 TYR26 CG 43.125 34.783 54.252 195 TYR26CD1 42.393 33.61 54.377 196 TYR26 CE1 42.521 32.608 53.423 197 TYR26 CZ43.378 32.786 52.346 198 TYR26 OH 43.577 31.757 51.453 199 TYR26 CE244.098 33.964 52.208 200 TYR26 CD2 43.969 34.964 53.162 201 TYR26 C45.189 35.13 56.236 202 TYR26 O 45.471 33.939 56.398 203 ILE27 N 46.10836.049 55.988 204 ILE27 CA 47.455 35.628 55.591 205 ILE27 CB 48.16536.79 54.905 206 ILE27 CG2 49.602 36.408 54.568 207 ILE27 CG1 47.43237.204 53.636 208 ILE27 CD1 47.451 36.085 52.601 209 ILE27 C 48.28235.137 56.777 210 ILE27 O 48.914 34.077 56.667 211 ALA28 N 48.064 35.7157.95 212 ALA28 CA 48.816 35.25 59.123 213 ALA28 CB 48.823 36.354 60.171214 ALA28 C 48.21 33.976 59.709 215 ALA28 O 48.942 33.08 60.15 216 SER29N 46.918 33.799 59.487 217 SER29 CA 46.236 32.583 59.93 218 SER29 CB44.776 32.899 60.225 219 SER29 OG 44.145 33.2 58.988 220 SER29 C 46.28431.469 58.889 221 SER29 O 45.878 30.347 59.206 222 TYR30 N 46.922 31.69757.75 223 TYR30 CA 46.937 30.681 56.693 224 TYR30 CB 47.36 31.343 55.386225 TYR30 CG 47.285 30.42 54.174 226 TYR30 CD1 46.057 30.175 53.572 227TYR30 CE1 45.98 29.33 52.472 228 TYR30 CZ 47.133 28.734 51.98 229 TYR30OH 47.06 27.902 50.885 230 TYR30 CE2 48.361 28.977 52.578 231 TYR30 CD248.436 29.823 53.678 232 TYR30 C 47.877 29.528 57.031 233 TYR30 O 47.52428.367 56.788 234 GLY31 N 48.872 29.813 57.856 235 GLY31 CA 49.77728.765 58.34 236 GLY31 C 49.276 28.164 59.654 237 GLY31 O 49.84 27.18960.161 238 SER32 N 48.206 28.741 60.176 239 SER32 CA 47.602 28.29 61.426240 SER32 CB 47.293 29.527 62.261 241 SER32 OG 48.479 30.309 62.323 242SER32 C 46.309 27.514 61.171 243 SER32 O 45.659 27.072 62.127 244 LYS33N 45.923 27.397 59.909 245 LYS33 CA 44.703 26.669 59.544 246 LYS33 CB44.376 26.939 58.078 247 LYS33 CG 43.771 28.319 57.858 248 LYS33 CD43.464 28.547 56.382 249 LYS33 CE 42.648 29.817 56.167 250 LYS33 NZ43.346 30.996 56.697 251 LYS33 C 44.854 25.167 59.739 252 LYS33 O 44.73424.647 60.855 253 LYS34 N 44.978 24.471 58.624 254 LYS34 CA 45.11423.015 58.66 255 LYS34 CB 44.185 22.392 57.628 256 LYS34 CG 42.72622.508 58.048 257 LYS34 CD 41.807 21.82 57.046 258 LYS34 CE 42.17120.348 56.869 259 LYS34 NZ 42.041 19.601 58.131 260 LYS34 C 46.54 22.57458.383 261 LYS34 O 47.288 23.228 57.651 262 ASP35 N 46.871 21.413 58.923263 ASP35 CA 48.185 20.803 58.688 264 ASP35 CB 48.464 19.864 59.862 265ASP35 CG 49.801 19.141 59.705 266 ASP35 OD1 49.784 18.021 59.214 267ASP35 OD2 50.8 19.695 60.138 268 ASP35 C 48.208 20.019 57.373 269 ASP35O 49.267 19.817 56.772 270 ASP36 N 47.031 19.689 56.869 271 ASP36 CA46.935 18.925 55.624 272 ASP36 CB 45.951 17.772 55.812 273 ASP36 CG46.412 16.824 56.919 274 ASP36 OD1 46.944 15.775 56.587 275 ASP36 OD246.1 17.11 58.07 276 ASP36 C 46.454 19.827 54.497 277 ASP36 O 47.25820.556 53.896 278 TYR37 N 45.136 19.855 54.334 279 TYR37 CA 44.43720.613 53.276 280 TYR37 CB 44.204 22.028 53.813 281 TYR37 CG 42.96622.75 53.276 282 TYR37 CD1 41.867 22.018 52.844 283 TYR37 CE1 40.74722.674 52.35 284 TYR37 CZ 40.731 24.061 52.291 285 TYR37 OH 39.63 24.71151.778 286 TYR37 CE2 41.826 24.796 52.725 287 TYR37 CD2 42.946 24.13853.219 288 TYR37 C 45.252 20.626 51.978 289 TYR37 O 45.886 19.627 51.618290 GLU38 N 45.291 21.767 51.315 291 GLU38 CA 46.163 21.911 50.151 292GLU38 CB 45.486 22.723 49.04 293 GLU38 CG 44.802 24.021 49.477 294 GLU38CD 45.791 25.093 49.927 295 GLU38 OE1 46.327 25.787 49.078 296 GLU38 OE245.998 25.17 51.132 297 GLU38 C 47.53 22.48 50.53 298 GLU38 O 48.3622.669 49.64 299 TYR39 N 47.822 22.588 51.817 300 TYR39 CA 49.075 23.20652.252 301 TYR39 CB 48.932 23.577 53.726 302 TYR39 CG 50.053 24.44954.287 303 TYR39 CD1 49.914 25.831 54.281 304 TYR39 CE1 50.927 26.63454.788 305 TYR39 CZ 52.075 26.051 55.305 306 TYR39 OH 53.087 26.84755.795 307 TYR39 CE2 52.214 24.669 55.321 308 TYR39 CD2 51.2 23.86854.815 309 TYR39 C 50.216 22.213 52.064 310 TYR39 O 51.216 22.548 51.42311 CYS40 N 49.895 20.947 52.274 312 CYS40 CA 50.872 19.881 52.031 313CYS40 CB 50.383 18.629 52.751 314 CYS40 SG 51.432 17.165 52.592 315CYS40 C 51.036 19.587 50.536 316 CYS40 O 52.134 19.226 50.095 317 MET41N 50.052 19.992 49.748 318 MET41 CA 50.1 19.771 48.303 319 MET41 CB48.665 19.663 47.806 320 MET41 CG 47.902 18.589 48.571 321 MET41 SD46.164 18.402 48.116 322 MET41 CE 46.376 18.033 46.359 323 MET41 C50.798 20.93 47.598 324 MET41 O 51.459 20.729 46.575 325 SER42 N 50.8122.078 48.255 326 SER42 CA 51.479 23.272 47.74 327 SER42 CB 50.63524.494 48.076 328 SER42 OG 49.349 24.311 47.497 329 SER42 C 52.88423.421 48.317 330 SER42 O 53.572 24.41 48.039 331 GLU43 N 53.375 22.36448.946 332 GLU43 CA 54.723 22.368 49.52 333 GLU43 CB 54.838 21.15250.436 334 GLU43 CG 56.117 21.155 51.266 335 GLU43 CD 56.092 22.28752.293 336 GLU43 OE1 57.164 22.666 52.744 337 GLU43 OE2 55.002 22.60452.747 338 GLU43 C 55.817 22.318 48.444 339 GLU43 O 56.936 22.767 48.708340 TYR44 N 55.443 22.024 47.205 341 TYR44 CA 56.393 22.079 46.084 342TYR44 CB 55.927 21.153 44.957 343 TYR44 CG 54.778 21.667 44.085 344TYR44 CD1 55.054 22.248 42.852 345 TYR44 CE1 54.018 22.717 42.055 346TYR44 CZ 52.705 22.594 42.488 347 TYR44 OH 51.679 23.093 41.717 348TYR44 CE2 52.423 21.999 43.709 349 TYR44 CD2 53.461 21.53 44.504 350TYR44 C 56.566 23.504 45.543 351 TYR44 O 57.341 23.715 44.603 352 LEU45N 55.823 24.453 46.09 353 LEU45 CA 56.012 25.861 45.762 354 LEU45 CB54.913 26.321 44.796 355 LEU45 CG 53.481 26.016 45.245 356 LEU45 CD152.931 27.067 46.208 357 LEU45 CD2 52.562 25.948 44.032 358 LEU45 C56.047 26.695 47.037 359 LEU45 O 55.905 27.924 46.97 360 ARG46 N 56.4426.071 48.139 361 ARG46 CA 56.299 26.696 49.46 362 ARG46 CB 56.50125.607 50.512 363 ARG46 CG 56.421 26.122 51.948 364 ARG46 CD 55.1126.844 52.248 365 ARG46 NE 53.936 25.991 52.018 366 ARG46 CZ 52.88226.412 51.316 367 ARG46 NH1 52.9 27.618 50.744 368 ARG46 NH2 51.82825.615 51.156 369 ARG46 C 57.258 27.862 49.697 370 ARG46 O 56.849 28.83850.336 371 MET47 N 58.357 27.913 48.965 372 MET47 CA 59.238 29.08249.052 373 MET47 CB 60.536 28.757 48.322 374 MET47 CG 61.517 29.91648.426 375 MET47 SD 61.957 30.378 50.115 376 MET47 CE 62.791 28.85250.601 377 MET47 C 58.601 30.334 48.436 378 MET47 O 58.631 31.402 49.059379 SER48 N 57.803 30.148 47.396 380 SER48 CA 57.133 31.289 46.774 381SER48 CB 56.86 30.972 45.311 382 SER48 OG 58.116 30.786 44.673 383 SER48C 55.83 31.59 47.505 384 SER48 O 55.477 32.762 47.664 385 GLY49 N 55.28930.572 48.156 386 GLY49 CA 54.122 30.729 49.03 387 GLY49 C 54.44 31.64250.209 388 GLY49 O 53.755 32.654 50.421 389 ILE50 N 55.581 31.391 50.832390 ILE50 CA 56.039 32.211 51.955 391 ILE50 CB 57.212 31.491 52.62 392ILE50 CG2 57.839 32.354 53.706 393 ILE50 CG1 56.775 30.156 53.211 394ILE50 CD1 55.746 30.343 54.322 395 ILE50 C 56.467 33.607 51.499 396ILE50 O 56.145 34.583 52.187 397 TYR51 N 56.915 33.728 50.258 398 TYR51CA 57.238 35.047 49.708 399 TYR51 CB 57.986 34.871 48.389 400 TYR51 CG58.101 36.166 47.589 401 TYR51 CD1 58.85 37.227 48.082 402 TYR51 CE158.928 38.413 47.364 403 TYR51 CZ 58.257 38.532 46.155 404 TYR51 OH58.276 39.731 45.477 405 TYR51 CE2 57.518 37.47 45.653 406 TYR51 CD257.44 36.285 46.373 407 TYR51 C 55.988 35.895 49.472 408 TYR51 O 55.97837.062 49.884 409 TRP52 N 54.895 35.273 49.054 410 TRP52 CA 53.65236.023 48.834 411 TRP52 CB 52.609 35.138 48.154 412 TRP52 CG 53.04234.527 46.837 413 TRP52 CD1 53.845 35.097 45.873 414 TRP52 NE1 54.02234.197 44.874 415 TRP52 CE2 53.354 33.054 45.124 416 TRP52 CZ2 53.26931.845 44.45 417 TRP52 CH2 52.477 30.824 44.96 418 TRP52 CZ3 51.77731.006 46.15 419 TRP52 CE3 51.874 32.206 46.843 420 TRP52 CD2 52.66833.224 46.339 421 TRP52 C 53.096 36.487 50.17 422 TRP52 O 52.905 37.69650.362 423 GLY53 N 53.145 35.584 51.138 424 GLY53 CA 52.709 35.87152.509 425 GLY53 C 53.46 37.048 53.128 426 GLY53 O 52.844 38.072 53.451427 LEU54 N 54.78 36.988 53.09 428 LEU54 CA 55.6 38.034 53.71 429 LEU54CB 57.049 37.572 53.706 430 LEU54 CG 57.232 36.334 54.565 431 LEU54 CD158.663 35.833 54.479 432 LEU54 CD2 56.854 36.625 56.007 433 LEU54 C55.536 39.369 52.979 434 LEU54 O 55.445 40.412 53.64 435 THR55 N 55.36339.342 51.67 436 THR55 CA 55.323 40.601 50.935 437 THR55 CB 55.59340.341 49.459 438 THR55 OG1 56.87 39.73 49.354 439 THR55 CG2 55.63441.644 48.67 440 THR55 C 53.982 41.299 51.11 441 THR55 O 53.987 42.49851.413 442 VAL56 N 52.906 40.539 51.253 443 VAL56 CA 51.608 41.19 51.44444 VAL56 CB 50.467 40.277 50.972 445 VAL56 CG1 50.403 38.939 51.695 446VAL56 CG2 49.121 40.977 51.078 447 VAL56 C 51.427 41.652 52.887 448VAL56 O 50.965 42.784 53.085 449 MET57 N 52.091 40.987 53.822 450 MET57CA 52.038 41.442 55.212 451 MET57 CB 52.523 40.335 56.139 452 MET57 CG51.568 39.149 56.13 453 MET57 SD 49.899 39.469 56.745 454 MET57 CE50.262 39.707 58.497 455 MET57 C 52.899 42.679 55.401 456 MET57 O 52.42643.65 56.003 457 ASP58 N 53.989 42.772 54.655 458 ASP58 CA 54.839 43.95654.766 459 ASP58 CB 56.218 43.653 54.202 460 ASP58 CG 57.167 44.75954.65 461 ASP58 OD1 56.97 45.248 55.753 462 ASP58 OD2 58.092 45.06353.912 463 ASP58 C 54.246 45.156 54.031 464 ASP58 O 54.287 46.257 54.589465 LEU59 N 53.452 44.91 53 466 LEU59 CA 52.771 46.009 52.302 467 LEU59CB 52.25 45.506 50.959 468 LEU59 CG 53.369 45.239 49.96 469 LEU59 CD152.825 44.57 48.703 470 LEU59 CD2 54.102 46.526 49.607 471 LEU59 C51.594 46.553 53.108 472 LEU59 O 51.255 47.736 52.983 473 MET60 N 51.06945.742 54.012 474 MET60 CA 50.021 46.2 54.925 475 MET60 CB 49.055 45.04455.153 476 MET60 CG 48.399 44.625 53.843 477 MET60 SD 47.168 43.30953.965 478 MET60 CE 48.227 41.986 54.584 479 MET60 C 50.572 46.70556.264 480 MET60 O 49.784 46.979 57.179 481 GLY61 N 51.891 46.703 56.42482 GLY61 CA 52.545 47.214 57.638 483 GLY61 C 52.737 46.155 58.726 484GLY61 O 53.5 46.35 59.68 485 GLN62 N 52.182 44.983 58.481 486 GLN62 CA52.059 43.944 59.499 487 GLN62 CB 50.598 43.525 59.517 488 GLN62 CG49.755 44.728 59.924 489 GLN62 CD 48.289 44.513 59.582 490 GLN62 OE147.583 43.74 60.239 491 GLN62 NE2 47.83 45.26 58.593 492 GLN62 C 52.98342.762 59.24 493 GLN62 O 52.645 41.609 59.536 494 LEU63 N 54.229 43.07958.919 495 LEU63 CA 55.242 42.036 58.699 496 LEU63 CB 56.409 42.64357.928 497 LEU63 CG 57.451 41.593 57.556 498 LEU63 CD1 56.839 40.50356.683 499 LEU63 CD2 58.651 42.226 56.86 500 LEU63 C 55.748 41.47860.033 501 LEU63 O 56.136 40.305 60.106 502 HIS64 N 55.418 42.196 61.097503 HIS64 CA 55.759 41.82 62.472 504 HIS64 CB 55.662 43.082 63.332 505HIS64 CG 54.331 43.818 63.248 506 HIS64 ND1 54.087 44.973 62.597 507HIS64 CE1 52.789 45.306 62.751 508 HIS64 NE2 52.211 44.358 63.523 509HIS64 CD2 53.151 43.443 63.847 510 HIS64 C 54.848 40.729 63.052 511HIS64 O 55.036 40.327 64.205 512 ARG65 N 53.862 40.283 62.286 513 ARG65CA 53.015 39.171 62.716 514 ARG65 CB 51.613 39.387 62.159 515 ARG65 CG50.974 40.658 62.703 516 ARG65 CD 49.588 40.867 62.105 517 ARG65 NE48.736 39.69 62.339 518 ARG65 CZ 47.448 39.639 61.992 519 ARG65 NH146.868 40.699 61.427 520 ARG65 NH2 46.734 38.536 62.23 521 ARG65 C53.545 37.831 62.207 522 ARG65 O 53.041 36.775 62.606 523 MET66 N 54.55337.873 61.351 524 MET66 CA 55.078 36.644 60.75 525 MET66 CB 55.52836.967 59.334 526 MET66 CG 54.366 37.52 58.515 527 MET66 SD 52.93436.427 58.341 528 MET66 CE 53.706 35.061 57.443 529 MET66 C 56.22336.029 61.553 530 MET66 O 56.938 36.709 62.301 531 ASN67 N 56.396 34.73161.363 532 ASN67 CA 57.419 33.95 62.078 533 ASN67 CB 56.968 32.49162.088 534 ASN67 CG 55.602 32.344 62.76 535 ASN67 OD1 54.558 32.41562.102 536 ASN67 ND2 55.637 32.042 64.045 537 ASN67 C 58.79 34.03761.406 538 ASN67 O 59.329 33.013 60.961 539 ARG68 N 59.44 35.178 61.58540 ARG68 CA 60.693 35.5 60.876 541 ARG68 CB 61.153 36.87 61.353 542ARG68 CG 62.48 37.255 60.71 543 ARG68 CD 63.122 38.42 61.448 544 ARG68NE 63.297 38.068 62.867 545 ARG68 CZ 64.426 37.568 63.379 546 ARG68 NH164.456 37.166 64.651 547 ARG68 NH2 65.493 37.383 62.598 548 ARG68 C61.835 34.516 61.117 549 ARG68 O 62.373 33.979 60.143 550 GLU69 N 62.0134.073 62.353 551 GLU69 CA 63.126 33.17 62.662 552 GLU69 CB 63.28933.126 64.177 553 GLU69 CG 64.43 32.206 64.599 554 GLU69 CD 64.48 32.11166.121 555 GLU69 OE1 65.118 32.963 66.721 556 GLU69 OE2 63.754 31.28366.654 557 GLU69 C 62.904 31.748 62.138 558 GLU69 O 63.856 31.121 61.657559 GLU70 N 61.649 31.372 61.96 560 GLU70 CA 61.345 30.023 61.485 561GLU70 CB 59.984 29.637 62.044 562 GLU70 CG 60.063 29.553 63.564 563GLU70 CD 58.671 29.616 64.179 564 GLU70 OE1 58.02 28.586 64.258 565GLU70 OE2 58.276 30.718 64.545 566 GLU70 C 61.347 29.991 59.963 567GLU70 O 61.813 29.012 59.366 568 ILE71 N 61.122 31.154 59.376 569 ILE71CA 61.21 31.298 57.926 570 ILE71 CB 60.431 32.55 57.542 571 ILE71 CG260.629 32.888 56.069 572 ILE71 CG1 58.954 32.362 57.862 573 ILE71 CD158.158 33.637 57.617 574 ILE71 C 62.665 31.422 57.49 575 ILE71 O 63.0630.787 56.506 576 LEU72 N 63.491 31.955 58.375 577 LEU72 CA 64.92832.059 58.103 578 LEU72 CB 65.554 32.999 59.131 579 LEU72 CG 65.95734.352 58.546 580 LEU72 CD1 64.79 35.083 57.889 581 LEU72 CD2 66.58835.228 59.622 582 LEU72 C 65.598 30.693 58.195 583 LEU72 O 66.353 30.32457.285 584 ALA73 N 65.113 29.864 59.108 585 ALA73 CA 65.634 28.5 59.226586 ALA73 CB 65.173 27.918 60.557 587 ALA73 C 65.149 27.611 58.083 588ALA73 O 65.958 26.872 57.505 589 PHE74 N 63.949 27.887 57.594 590 PHE74CA 63.408 27.149 56.451 591 PHE74 CB 61.937 27.527 56.291 592 PHE74 CG61.237 26.906 55.084 593 PHE74 CD1 61.015 25.536 55.034 594 PHE74 CE160.377 24.975 53.935 595 PHE74 CZ 59.959 25.784 52.886 596 PHE74 CE260.178 27.155 52.937 597 PHE74 CD2 60.817 27.715 54.035 598 PHE74 C64.165 27.476 55.168 599 PHE74 O 64.663 26.549 54.521 600 ILE75 N 64.50828.741 54.982 601 ILE75 CA 65.232 29.158 53.775 602 ILE75 CB 65.15930.676 53.689 603 ILE75 CG2 66.016 31.212 52.551 604 ILE75 CG1 63.72231.135 53.515 605 ILE75 CD1 63.658 32.651 53.45 606 ILE75 C 66.69428.721 53.789 607 ILE75 O 67.193 28.237 52.763 608 LYS76 N 67.263 28.6154.979 609 LYS76 CA 68.647 28.15 55.095 610 LYS76 CB 69.14 28.518 56.489611 LYS76 CG 70.616 28.191 56.67 612 LYS76 CD 71.106 28.629 58.044 613LYS76 CE 72.593 28.343 58.213 614 LYS76 NZ 73.067 28.789 59.533 615LYS76 C 68.747 26.639 54.881 616 LYS76 O 69.69 26.176 54.23 617 SER77 N67.661 25.939 55.168 618 SER77 CA 67.589 24.495 54.929 619 SER77 CB66.669 23.893 55.981 620 SER77 OG 67.19 24.24 57.256 621 SER77 C 67.06424.157 53.53 622 SER77 O 66.946 22.976 53.178 623 CYS78 N 66.704 25.17452.763 624 CYS78 CA 66.282 24.96 51.383 625 CYS78 CB 65.125 25.89 51.046626 CYS78 SG 63.546 25.496 51.825 627 CYS78 C 67.413 25.203 50.395 628CYS78 O 67.296 24.783 49.238 629 GLN79 N 68.482 25.863 50.812 630 GLN79CA 69.61 26.021 49.888 631 GLN79 CB 70.543 27.143 50.334 632 GLN79 CG71.732 27.223 49.377 633 GLN79 CD 72.624 28.427 49.635 634 GLN79 OE173.014 28.723 50.774 635 GLN79 NE2 72.908 29.13 48.555 636 GLN79 C70.395 24.72 49.779 637 GLN79 O 70.88 24.178 50.777 638 HIS80 N 70.48324.21 48.565 639 HIS80 CA 71.26 22.997 48.324 640 HIS80 CB 70.639 22.19647.183 641 HIS80 CG 69.405 21.404 47.59 642 HIS80 ND1 69.162 20.11247.303 643 HIS80 CE1 67.982 19.747 47.841 644 HIS80 NE2 67.467 20.82548.474 645 HIS80 CD2 68.332 21.854 48.325 646 HIS80 C 72.713 23.35148.04 647 HIS80 O 73.042 24.509 47.757 648 GLU81 N 73.548 22.326 47.956649 GLU81 CA 75.004 22.519 47.798 650 GLU81 CB 75.712 21.209 48.129 651GLU81 CG 75.549 20.82 49.595 652 GLU81 CD 76.197 21.864 50.505 653 GLU81OE1 75.453 22.659 51.062 654 GLU81 OE2 77.393 21.756 50.732 655 GLU81 C75.453 22.983 46.406 656 GLU81 O 76.638 23.27 46.213 657 CYS82 N 74.52623.093 45.468 658 CYS82 CA 74.834 23.662 44.155 659 CYS82 CB 74.07122.89 43.087 660 CYS82 SG 72.273 22.938 43.24 661 CYS82 C 74.455 25.14444.092 662 CYS82 O 74.459 25.739 43.008 663 GLY83 N 73.977 25.683 45.203664 GLY83 CA 73.634 27.104 45.265 665 GLY83 C 72.135 27.333 45.248 666GLY83 O 71.602 28.124 46.041 667 GLY84 N 71.498 26.683 44.289 668 GLY84CA 70.053 26.769 44.085 669 GLY84 C 69.241 26.441 45.322 670 GLY84 O69.542 25.515 46.088 671 ILE85 N 68.202 27.232 45.497 672 ILE85 CA67.308 27.072 46.629 673 ILE85 CB 66.971 28.473 47.123 674 ILE85 CG266.144 28.43 48.403 675 ILE85 CG1 68.274 29.233 47.357 676 ILE85 CD168.041 30.711 47.635 677 ILE85 C 66.077 26.306 46.165 678 ILE85 O 65.59426.501 45.04 679 SER86 N 65.767 25.27 46.919 680 SER86 CA 64.601 24.43346.656 681 SER86 CB 64.751 23.131 47.425 682 SER86 OG 64.727 23.42948.813 683 SER86 C 63.322 25.123 47.103 684 SER86 O 63.343 26.102 47.857685 ALA87 N 62.208 24.567 46.659 686 ALA87 CA 60.884 25.1 47.009 687ALA87 CB 59.902 24.587 45.976 688 ALA87 C 60.403 24.641 48.38 689 ALA87O 59.413 25.159 48.912 690 SER88 N 61.093 23.642 48.898 691 SER88 CA60.869 23.084 50.228 692 SER88 CB 59.593 22.255 50.214 693 SER88 OG59.457 21.603 51.467 694 SER88 C 62.07 22.204 50.522 695 SER88 O 62.65721.673 49.574 696 ILE89 N 62.447 22.078 51.784 697 ILE89 CA 63.63721.303 52.175 698 ILE89 CB 63.595 21.164 53.694 699 ILE89 CG2 64.83920.455 54.22 700 ILE89 CG1 63.454 22.535 54.346 701 ILE89 CD1 63.3122.421 55.86 702 ILE89 C 63.661 19.916 51.523 703 ILE89 O 62.649 19.20451.525 704 GLY90 N 64.719 19.663 50.765 705 GLY90 CA 64.898 18.359 50.11706 GLY90 C 64.479 18.336 48.635 707 GLY90 O 64.821 17.395 47.909 708HIS91 N 63.726 19.338 48.213 709 HIS91 CA 63.198 19.393 46.841 710 HIS91CB 61.998 20.342 46.779 711 HIS91 CG 60.687 19.876 47.404 712 HIS91 ND160.497 19.209 48.563 713 HIS91 CE1 59.179 18.995 48.748 714 HIS91 NE258.526 19.544 47.701 715 HIS91 CD2 59.439 20.093 46.869 716 HIS91 C64.267 19.88 45.871 717 HIS91 O 65.34 20.322 46.291 718 ASP92 N 63.97419.799 44.585 719 ASP92 CA 64.925 20.278 43.567 720 ASP92 CB 64.39419.995 42.159 721 ASP92 CG 64.699 18.567 41.702 722 ASP92 OD1 64.60117.666 42.524 723 ASP92 OD2 64.959 18.397 40.517 724 ASP92 C 65.18921.775 43.704 725 ASP92 O 64.275 22.564 43.98 726 PRO93 N 66.465 22.11543.641 727 PRO93 CA 66.889 23.507 43.494 728 PRO93 CB 68.384 23.46643.524 729 PRO93 CG 68.846 22.019 43.568 730 PRO93 CD 67.586 21.17543.579 731 PRO93 C 66.371 24.097 42.186 732 PRO93 O 66.435 23.466 41.122733 HIS94 N 65.828 25.295 42.293 734 HIS94 CA 65.232 25.945 41.128 735HIS94 CB 63.742 25.638 41.179 736 HIS94 CG 63.023 25.69 39.85 737 HIS94ND1 62.769 24.639 39.052 738 HIS94 CE1 62.107 25.06 37.957 739 HIS94 NE261.937 26.396 38.069 740 HIS94 CD2 62.491 26.797 39.235 741 HIS94 C65.467 27.449 41.193 742 HIS94 O 65.287 28.058 42.252 743 LEU95 N 65.69128.067 40.045 744 LEU95 CA 65.985 29.507 39.993 745 LEU95 CB 66.4629.808 38.576 746 LEU95 CG 67.029 31.211 38.422 747 LEU95 CD1 68.11631.481 39.457 748 LEU95 CD2 67.575 31.402 37.013 749 LEU95 C 64.78930.401 40.352 750 LEU95 O 64.993 31.47 40.936 751 LEU96 N 63.582 29.86340.274 752 LEU96 CA 62.395 30.616 40.696 753 LEU96 CB 61.168 29.90240.139 754 LEU96 CG 59.862 30.546 40.589 755 LEU96 CD1 59.724 31.95840.03 756 LEU96 CD2 58.672 29.689 40.174 757 LEU96 C 62.284 30.678 42.22758 LEU96 O 62.025 31.751 42.78 759 TYR97 N 62.747 29.629 42.88 760TYR97 CA 62.669 29.577 44.339 761 TYR97 CB 62.431 28.135 44.759 762TYR97 CG 61.13 27.578 44.188 763 TYR97 CD1 61.161 26.567 43.235 764TYR97 CE1 59.976 26.067 42.712 765 TYR97 CZ 58.762 26.579 43.146 766TYR97 OH 57.586 26.021 42.696 767 TYR97 CE2 58.726 27.593 44.094 768TYR97 CD2 59.913 28.093 44.615 769 TYR97 C 63.943 30.141 44.95 770 TYR97O 63.916 30.697 46.055 771 THR98 N 64.964 30.233 44.116 772 THR98 CA66.181 30.952 44.481 773 THR98 CB 67.272 30.614 43.468 774 THR98 OG167.564 29.227 43.573 775 THR98 CG2 68.558 31.379 43.746 776 THR98 C65.901 32.45 44.478 111 THR98 O 66.176 33.118 45.483 778 LEU99 N 65.10132.889 43.517 779 LEU99 CA 64.678 34.289 43.466 780 LEU99 CB 63.95834.543 42.146 781 LEU99 CG 63.39 35.957 42.095 782 LEU99 CD1 64.4937.003 42.215 783 LEU99 CD2 62.563 36.189 40.836 784 LEU99 C 63.73834.622 44.618 785 LEU99 O 64.053 35.543 45.381 786 SER100 N 62.82533.714 44.925 787 SER100 CA 61.867 33.947 46.013 788 SER100 CB 60.83432.826 46.006 789 SER100 OG 60.151 32.859 44.76 790 SER100 C 62.54234.001 47.382 791 SER100 O 62.311 34.963 48.125 792 ALA101 N 63.55833.177 47.588 793 ALA101 CA 64.267 33.192 48.869 794 ALA101 CB 65.05431.9 49.01 795 ALA101 C 65.217 34.377 48.999 796 ALA101 O 65.276 34.97650.079 797 VAL102 N 65.722 34.871 47.88 798 VAL102 CA 66.559 36.07447.913 799 VAL102 CB 67.356 36.16 46.614 800 VAL102 CG1 68.001 37.52946.427 801 VAL102 CG2 68.409 35.059 46.548 802 VAL102 C 65.708 37.32848.103 803 VAL102 O 66.104 38.212 48.872 804 GLN103 N 64.458 37.27347.675 805 GLN103 CA 63.549 38.394 47.906 806 GLN103 CB 62.376 38.26746.948 807 GLN103 CG 62.841 38.34 45.502 808 GLN103 CD 61.654 38.18844.562 809 GLN103 OE1 61.201 37.072 44.272 810 GLN103 NE2 61.181 39.32344.08 811 GLN103 C 63.037 38.409 49.342 812 GLN103 O 62.981 39.48649.948 813 ILE104 N 62.94 37.239 49.954 814 ILE104 CA 62.553 37.17351.366 815 ILE104 CB 62.145 35.746 51.702 816 ILE104 CG2 61.878 35.61653.195 817 ILE104 CG1 60.923 35.313 50.907 818 ILE104 CD1 60.579 33.85551.189 819 ILE104 C 63.707 37.577 52.279 820 ILE104 O 63.497 38.34853.224 821 LEU105 N 64.926 37.287 51.855 822 LEU105 CA 66.092 37.69552.639 823 LEU105 CB 67.258 36.773 52.317 824 LEU105 CG 66.981 35.33752.746 825 LEU105 CD1 68.155 34.439 52.383 826 LEU105 CD2 66.68 35.24254.239 827 LEU105 C 66.48 39.149 52.38 828 LEU105 O 67.214 39.741 53.178829 THR106 N 65.918 39.757 51.351 830 THR106 CA 66.075 41.198 51.177 831THR106 CB 65.913 41.527 49.696 832 THR106 OG1 66.984 40.913 48.992 833THR106 CG2 65.982 43.026 49.433 834 THR106 C 65.017 41.928 51.999 835THR106 O 65.346 42.876 52.723 836 LEU107 N 63.865 41.287 52.128 837LEU107 CA 62.733 41.856 52.867 838 LEU107 CB 61.511 41.017 52.506 839LEU107 CG 60.217 41.625 53.024 840 LEU107 CD1 60 42.995 52.401 841LEU107 CD2 59.037 40.711 52.719 842 LEU107 C 62.949 41.81 54.381 843LEU107 O 62.571 42.746 55.094 844 TYR108 N 63.632 40.778 54.846 845TYR108 CA 64.003 40.685 56.263 846 TYR108 CB 63.937 39.224 56.692 847TYR108 CG 62.548 38.729 57.086 848 TYR108 CD1 62.162 37.427 56.793 849TYR108 CE1 60.907 36.971 57.177 850 TYR108 CZ 60.041 37.822 57.852 851TYR108 OH 58.87 37.325 58.382 852 TYR108 CE2 60.417 39.128 58.129 853TYR108 CD2 61.672 39.582 57.746 854 TYR108 C 65.4 41.226 56.565 855TYR108 O 65.791 41.261 57.738 856 ASP109 N 66.091 41.717 55.543 857ASP109 CA 67.51 42.101 55.642 858 ASP109 CB 67.635 43.436 56.369 859ASP109 CG 69.061 43.959 56.234 860 ASP109 OD1 69.698 43.612 55.249 861ASP109 OD2 69.506 44.65 57.139 862 ASP109 C 68.305 41.002 56.352 863ASP109 O 68.882 41.186 57.431 864 SER110 N 68.314 39.848 55.712 865SER110 CA 68.906 38.639 56.276 866 SER110 CB 67.822 37.86 57.011 867SER110 OG 67.286 38.693 58.032 868 SER110 C 69.486 37.772 55.168 869SER110 O 69.478 36.538 55.266 870 ILE111 N 70.163 38.414 54.227 871ILE111 CA 70.766 37.686 53.099 872 ILE111 CB 71.137 38.684 52.001 873ILE111 CG2 69.905 39.172 51.249 874 ILE111 CG1 71.921 39.865 52.566 875ILE111 CD1 72.294 40.859 51.474 876 ILE111 C 72.004 36.881 53.507 877ILE111 O 72.225 35.809 52.933 878 ASN112 N 72.515 37.178 54.695 879ASN112 CA 73.7 36.531 55.268 880 ASN112 CB 74.252 37.463 56.345 881ASN112 CG 74.176 38.93 55.915 882 ASN112 OD1 74.607 39.307 54.818 883ASN112 ND2 73.6 39.743 56.787 884 ASN112 C 73.374 35.185 55.927 885ASN112 O 74.259 34.549 56.511 886 VAL113 N 72.109 34.789 55.888 887VAL113 CA 71.699 33.489 56.425 888 VAL113 CB 70.24 33.614 56.865 889VAL113 CG1 69.665 32.297 57.378 890 VAL113 CG2 70.095 34.697 57.927 891VAL113 C 71.859 32.405 55.357 892 VAL113 O 71.957 31.212 55.671 893ILE114 N 72.005 32.836 54.115 894 ILE114 CA 72.216 31.892 53.021 895ILE114 CB 70.98 31.96 52.127 896 ILE114 CG2 71.214 32.787 50.863 897ILE114 CG1 70.51 30.556 51.777 898 ILE114 CD1 69.216 30.587 50.981 899ILE114 C 73.518 32.233 52.289 900 ILE114 O 74.014 33.362 52.387 901ASP115 N 74.135 31.239 51.672 902 ASP115 CA 75.386 31.489 50.952 903ASP115 CB 76.126 30.165 50.768 904 ASP115 CG 77.567 30.411 50.329 905ASP115 OD1 78.464 30.038 51.068 906 ASP115 OD2 77.743 31.011 49.274 907ASP115 C 75.088 32.152 49.606 908 ASP115 O 74.808 31.484 48.599 909VAL116 N 75.373 33.444 49.562 910 VAL116 CA 75.068 34.274 48.392 911VAL116 CB 75.13 35.733 48.848 912 VAL116 CG1 76.289 35.988 49.807 913VAL116 CG2 75.168 36.708 47.676 914 VAL116 C 76.003 34.044 47.203 915VAL116 O 75.519 34.038 46.064 916 ASN117 N 77.187 33.513 47.457 917ASN117 CA 78.139 33.274 46.369 918 ASN117 CB 79.538 33.235 46.968 919ASN117 CG 79.834 34.579 47.627 920 ASN117 OD1 79.688 34.745 48.845 921ASN117 ND2 80.167 35.549 46.793 922 ASN117 C 77.83 31.965 45.658 923ASN117 O 77.951 31.886 44.429 924 LYS118 N 77.129 31.1 46.371 925 LYS118CA 76.681 29.834 45.806 926 LYS118 CB 76.4 28.895 46.974 927 LYS118 CG76.771 27.451 46.66 928 LYS118 CD 78.277 27.271 46.519 929 LYS118 CE78.997 27.572 47.83 930 LYS118 NZ 78.563 26.65 48.892 931 LYS118 C75.412 30.063 44.988 932 LYS118 O 75.271 29.492 43.899 933 VAL119 N74.662 31.09 45.363 934 VAL119 CA 73.474 31.483 44.596 935 VAL119 CB72.665 32.485 45.415 936 VAL119 CG1 71.565 33.126 44.582 937 VAL119 CG272.081 31.859 46.671 938 VAL119 C 73.883 32.145 43.284 939 VAL119 O73.381 31.756 42.22 940 VAL120 N 74.981 32.885 43.333 941 VAL120 CA75.52 33.525 42.13 942 VAL120 CB 76.6 34.514 42.562 943 VAL120 CG177.342 35.091 41.364 944 VAL120 CG2 76.019 35.629 43.422 945 VAL120 C76.123 32.505 41.166 946 VAL120 O 75.879 32.597 39.956 947 GLU121 N76.634 31.409 41.705 948 GLU121 CA 77.197 30.354 40.86 949 GLU121 CB78.138 29.524 41.719 950 GLU121 CG 79.338 30.365 42.136 951 GLU121 CD80.1 29.68 43.263 952 GLU121 OE1 79.445 29.111 44.125 953 GLU121 OE281.312 29.836 43.308 954 GLU121 C 76.117 29.47 40.24 955 GLU121 O 76.26529.077 39.075 956 TYR122 N 74.957 29.404 40.875 957 TYR122 CA 73.8328.679 40.286 958 TYR122 CB 72.786 28.458 41.372 959 TYR122 CG 71.55527.664 40.941 960 TYR122 CD1 71.688 26.35 40.507 961 TYR122 CE1 70.56325.625 40.132 962 TYR122 CZ 69.308 26.214 40.198 963 TYR122 OH 68.225.524 39.752 964 TYR122 CE2 69.172 27.524 40.64 965 TYR122 CD2 70.29728.25 41.011 966 TYR122 C 73.215 29.483 39.146 967 TYR122 O 73.02128.936 38.053 968 VAL123 N 73.202 30.798 39.303 969 VAL123 CA 72.68631.678 38.249 970 VAL123 CB 72.539 33.078 38.836 971 VAL123 CG1 72.18334.096 37.763 972 VAL123 CG2 71.514 33.102 39.963 973 VAL123 C 73.63131.719 37.047 974 VAL123 O 73.186 31.509 35.91 975 LYS124 N 74.92231.659 37.334 976 LYS124 CA 75.947 31.652 36.285 977 LYS124 CB 77.29631.814 36.985 978 LYS124 CG 78.472 31.835 36.014 979 LYS124 CD 78.44133.071 35.126 980 LYS124 CE 79.599 33.084 34.134 981 LYS124 NZ 79.5434.272 33.267 982 LYS124 C 75.946 30.348 35.485 983 LYS124 O 76.01530.403 34.25 984 GLY125 N 75.588 29.255 36.144 985 GLY125 CA 75.56827.929 35.513 986 GLY125 C 74.278 27.623 34.75 987 GLY125 O 74.26226.719 33.907 988 LEU126 N 73.213 28.354 35.041 989 LEU126 CA 71.95928.181 34.297 990 LEU126 CB 70.798 28.594 35.186 991 LEU126 CG 70.64327.665 36.378 992 LEU126 CD1 69.62 28.234 37.345 993 LEU126 CD2 70.25826.255 35.943 994 LEU126 C 71.92 29.033 33.034 995 LEU126 O 70.99528.902 32.223 996 GLN127 N 72.896 29.913 32.9 997 GLN127 CA 73.01930.775 31.726 998 GLN127 CB 74.011 31.846 32.13 999 GLN127 CG 74.28232.885 31.059 1000 GLN127 CD 75.405 33.739 31.617 1001 GLN127 OE1 75.55534.921 31.292 1002 GLN127 NE2 76.157 33.127 32.514 1003 GLN127 C 73.56530.008 30.528 1004 GLN127 O 74.714 29.552 30.537 1005 LYS128 N 72.75329.908 29.493 1006 LYS128 CA 73.155 29.176 28.29 1007 LYS128 CB 71.91828.602 27.62 1008 LYS128 CG 71.157 27.714 28.593 1009 LYS128 CD 71.96826.515 29.07 1010 LYS128 CE 71.18 25.72 30.106 1011 LYS128 NZ 71.95424.571 30.598 1012 LYS128 C 73.903 30.069 27.313 1013 LYS128 O 73.98431.291 27.487 1014 GLU129 N 74.282 29.473 26.194 1015 GLU129 CA 75.10530.16 25.184 1016 GLU129 CB 75.707 29.129 24.225 1017 GLU129 CG 76.66728.148 24.899 1018 GLU129 CD 76.027 26.768 25.051 1019 GLU129 OE1 74.83426.729 25.333 1020 GLU129 OE2 76.744 25.786 24.937 1021 GLU129 C 74.32231.181 24.354 1022 GLU129 O 74.92 31.99 23.639 1023 ASP130 N 73.00531.165 24.473 1024 ASP130 CA 72.171 32.153 23.789 1025 ASP130 CB 70.98831.448 23.128 1026 ASP130 CG 70.045 30.863 24.174 1027 ASP130 OD1 69.15931.593 24.596 1028 ASP130 OD2 70.285 29.745 24.609 1029 ASP130 C 71.67833.239 24.75 1030 ASP130 O 70.8 34.029 24.386 1031 GLY131 N 72.13 33.19525.995 1032 GLY131 CA 71.702 34.194 26.98 1033 GLY131 C 70.707 33.63927.996 1034 GLY131 O 70.881 33.824 29.207 1035 SER132 N 69.681 32.97427.483 1036 SER132 CA 68.594 32.403 28.296 1037 SER132 CB 67.827 31.41527.436 1038 SER132 OG 68.718 30.364 27.084 1039 SER132 C 69.058 31.63829.523 1040 SER132 O 70.073 30.932 29.509 1041 PHE133 N 68.308 31.8230.594 1042 PHE133 CA 68.565 31.067 31.815 1043 PHE133 CB 68.489 31.99733.02 1044 PHE133 CG 69.614 33.025 33.105 1045 PHE133 CD1 69.51 34.24632.45 1046 PHE133 CE1 70.539 35.173 32.533 1047 PHE133 CZ 71.671 34.88233.278 1048 PHE133 CE2 71.772 33.668 33.944 1049 PHE133 CD2 70.744 32.7433.858 1050 PHE133 C 67.566 29.931 31.966 1051 PHE133 O 66.417 30.01231.504 1052 ALA134 N 68.096 28.813 32.425 1053 ALA134 CA 67.276 27.65532.771 1054 ALA134 CB 68.122 26.395 32.631 1055 ALA134 C 66.767 27.7834.203 1056 ALA134 O 67.438 28.355 35.065 1057 GLY135 N 65.55 27.31934.423 1058 GLY135 CA 64.985 27.309 35.777 1059 GLY135 C 65.741 26.30636.633 1060 GLY135 O 66.395 26.661 37.62 1061 ASP136 N 65.503 25.04536.341 1062 ASP136 CA 66.294 23.968 36.927 1063 ASP136 CB 65.384 22.79137.279 1064 ASP136 CG 64.51 22.357 36.1 1065 ASP136 OD1 65.055 22.19435.012 1066 ASP136 OD2 63.361 22.029 36.349 1067 ASP136 C 67.409 23.54635.975 1068 ASP136 O 67.361 23.826 34.765 1069 ILE137 N 68.26 22.67136.488 1070 ILE137 CA 69.451 22.173 35.768 1071 ILE137 CB 70.447 21.56236.764 1072 ILE137 CG2 70.653 22.509 37.942 1073 ILE137 CG1 70.05420.167 37.273 1074 ILE137 CD1 69.09 20.17 38.459 1075 ILE137 C 69.17321.138 34.667 1076 ILE137 O 70.12 20.638 34.051 1077 TRP138 N 67.90820.886 34.36 1078 TRP138 CA 67.547 19.932 33.313 1079 TRP138 CB 66.20119.314 33.679 1080 TRP138 CG 66.215 18.583 35.01 1081 TRP138 CD1 65.63718.992 36.193 1082 TRP138 NE1 65.888 18.055 37.143 1083 TRP138 CE266.607 17.034 36.639 1084 TRP138 CZ2 67.107 15.868 37.199 1085 TRP138CH2 67.829 14.979 36.411 1086 TRP138 CZ3 68.055 15.253 35.067 1087TRP138 CE3 67.56 16.42 34.498 1088 TRP138 CD2 66.84 17.31 35.279 1089TRP138 C 67.473 20.603 31.939 1090 TRP138 O 67.276 19.923 30.925 1091GLY139 N 67.644 21.916 31.908 1092 GLY139 CA 67.69 22.639 30.633 1093GLY139 C 66.352 23.299 30.342 1094 GLY139 O 65.906 23.383 29.19 1095GLU140 N 65.754 23.826 31.395 1096 GLU140 CA 64.424 24.442 31.31 1097GLU140 CB 63.816 24.274 32.693 1098 GLU140 CG 62.367 24.724 32.806 1099GLU140 CD 62.053 24.741 34.292 1100 GLU140 OE1 63.021 24.737 35.041 1101GLU140 OE2 60.89 24.746 34.66 1102 GLU140 C 64.52 25.927 30.944 1103GLU140 O 64.366 26.798 31.809 1104 ILE141 N 64.755 26.186 29.668 1105ILE141 CA 65.003 27.543 29.15 1106 ILE141 CB 65.631 27.358 27.769 1107ILE141 CG2 65.662 28.645 26.953 1108 ILE141 CG1 67.032 26.793 27.9311109 ILE141 CD1 67.837 27.695 28.854 1110 ILE141 C 63.744 28.396 29.0441111 ILE141 O 62.747 27.967 28.451 1112 ASP142 N 63.791 29.588 29.6251113 ASP142 CA 62.645 30.501 29.515 1114 ASP142 CB 61.535 29.924 30.3941115 ASP142 CG 60.164 30.46 30.003 1116 ASP142 OD1 59.82 31.521 30.5131117 ASP142 OD2 59.499 29.829 29.198 1118 ASP142 C 63.008 31.929 29.9531119 ASP142 O 63.785 32.125 30.898 1120 THR143 N 62.321 32.912 29.3831121 THR143 CA 62.517 34.321 29.784 1122 THR143 CB 61.731 35.245 28.8581123 THR143 OG1 60.354 34.891 28.903 1124 THR143 CG2 62.199 35.15927.418 1125 THR143 C 62.066 34.637 31.212 1126 THR143 O 62.637 35.54131.827 1127 ARG144 N 61.245 33.786 31.809 1128 ARG144 CA 60.841 33.99433.199 1129 ARG144 CB 59.636 33.109 33.485 1130 ARG144 CG 59.134 33.29134.911 1131 ARG144 CD 57.901 32.438 35.171 1132 ARG144 NE 57.345 32.71436.504 1133 ARG144 CZ 56.78 31.775 37.265 1134 ARG144 NH1 56.761 30.50636.852 1135 ARG144 NH2 56.272 32.098 38.456 1136 ARG144 C 61.967 33.62134.155 1137 ARG144 O 62.222 34.359 35.111 1138 PHE145 N 62.816 32.70633.72 1139 PHE145 CA 63.935 32.277 34.555 1140 PHE145 CB 64.195 30.80534.281 1141 PHE145 CG 62.971 29.947 34.584 1142 PHE145 CD1 62.477 29.07433.624 1143 PHE145 CE1 61.355 28.303 33.898 1144 PHE145 CZ 60.726 28.40635.132 1145 PHE145 CE2 61.22 29.278 36.093 1146 PHE145 CD2 62.342 30.04835.82 1147 PHE145 C 65.156 33.134 34.259 1148 PHE145 O 65.986 33.36935.144 1149 SER146 N 65.095 33.825 33.134 1150 SER146 CA 66.104 34.83432.831 1151 SER146 CB 66.066 35.125 31.334 1152 SER146 OG 66.328 33.90130.651 1153 SER146 C 65.823 36.095 33.65 1154 SER146 O 66.753 36.67134.233 1155 PHE147 N 64.548 36.328 33.922 1156 PHE147 CA 64.134 37.40734.824 1157 PHE147 CB 62.643 37.65 34.619 1158 PHE147 CG 61.99 38.53435.677 1159 PHE147 CD1 62.496 39.799 35.949 1160 PHE147 CE1 61.89740.593 36.917 1161 PHE147 CZ 60.79 40.124 37.612 1162 PHE147 CE2 60.28238.861 37.34 1163 PHE147 CD2 60.883 38.066 36.373 1164 PHE147 C 64.39937.052 36.286 1165 PHE147 O 64.882 37.908 37.038 1166 CYS148 N 64.31235.775 36.62 1167 CYS148 CA 64.647 35.343 37.979 1168 CYS148 CB 64.27633.875 38.157 1169 CYS148 SG 62.513 33.488 38.089 1170 CYS148 C 66.13235.521 38.258 1171 CYS148 O 66.481 36.178 39.245 1172 ALA149 N 66.95235.245 37.259 1173 ALA149 CA 68.397 35.398 37.413 1174 ALA149 CB 69.05834.739 36.217 1175 ALA149 C 68.842 36.856 37.481 1176 ALA149 O 69.637.21 38.395 1177 VAL150 N 68.197 37.721 36.712 1178 VAL150 CA 68.59939.132 36.723 1179 VAL150 CB 68.159 39.802 35.415 1180 VAL150 CG1 66.64839.961 35.306 1181 VAL150 CG2 68.816 41.163 35.232 1182 VAL150 C 68.04739.869 37.948 1183 VAL150 O 68.749 40.732 38.488 1184 ALA151 N 66.98439.351 38.546 1185 ALA151 CA 66.448 39.971 39.754 1186 ALA151 CB 64.95839.666 39.842 1187 ALA151 C 67.169 39.454 40.992 1188 ALA151 O 67.46740.243 41.897 1189 THR152 N 67.693 38.243 40.893 1190 THR152 CA 68.46337.669 41.996 1191 THR152 CB 68.65 36.174 41.752 1192 THR152 OG1 67.37835.548 41.833 1193 THR152 CG2 69.535 35.54 42.815 1194 THR152 C 69.8238.346 42.101 1195 THR152 O 70.14 38.886 43.167 1196 LEU153 N 70.44838.595 40.962 1197 LEU153 CA 71.746 39.27 40.993 1198 LEU153 CB 72.50438.977 39.71 1199 LEU153 CG 72.987 37.535 39.663 1200 LEU153 CD1 73.84337.316 38.425 1201 LEU153 CD2 73.79 37.195 40.914 1202 LEU153 C 71.61940.777 41.192 1203 LEU153 O 72.527 41.387 41.772 1204 ALA154 N 70.44441.328 40.937 1205 ALA154 CA 70.215 42.735 41.258 1206 ALA154 CB 68.95643.207 40.545 1207 ALA154 C 70.05 42.926 42.763 1208 ALA154 O 70.76243.757 43.34 1209 LEU155 N 69.379 41.983 43.41 1210 LEU155 CA 69.15642.067 44.862 1211 LEU155 CB 67.967 41.186 45.223 1212 LEU155 CG 66.67341.709 44.616 1213 LEU155 CD1 65.531 40.726 44.838 1214 LEU155 CD266.325 43.08 45.179 1215 LEU155 C 70.361 41.617 45.685 1216 LEU155 O70.443 41.931 46.877 1217 LEU156 N 71.291 40.914 45.058 1218 LEU156 CA72.538 40.558 45.742 1219 LEU156 CB 73.006 39.195 45.243 1220 LEU156 CG72.003 38.095 45.568 1221 LEU156 CD1 72.443 36.77 44.959 1222 LEU156 CD271.789 37.956 47.072 1223 LEU156 C 73.642 41.586 45.497 1224 LEU156 O74.688 41.536 46.155 1225 GLY157 N 73.406 42.508 44.576 1226 GLY157 CA74.401 43.533 44.247 1227 GLY157 C 75.536 42.957 43.405 1228 GLY157 O76.683 43.412 43.487 1229 LYS158 N 75.197 42.005 42.553 1230 LYS158 CA76.21 41.326 41.749 1231 LYS158 CB 76.675 40.088 42.508 1232 LYS158 CG78.072 39.657 42.076 1233 LYS158 CD 78.556 38.466 42.893 1234 LYS158 CE80.015 38.142 42.596 1235 LYS158 NZ 80.219 37.876 41.164 1236 LYS158 C75.618 40.945 40.397 1237 LYS158 O 75.796 39.824 39.9 1238 LEU159 N75.093 41.952 39.718 1239 LEU159 CA 74.424 41.733 38.428 1240 LEU159 CB73.543 42.946 38.148 1241 LEU159 CG 72.69 42.746 36.902 1242 LEU159 CD171.834 41.493 37.037 1243 LEU159 CD2 71.821 43.968 36.63 1244 LEU159 C75.42 41.531 37.283 1245 LEU159 O 75.125 40.8 36.33 1246 ASP160 N 76.66841.886 37.547 1247 ASP160 CA 77.757 41.757 36.571 1248 ASP160 CB 78.82342.8 36.892 1249 ASP160 CG 78.221 44.203 36.873 1250 ASP160 OD1 78.04744.733 35.786 1251 ASP160 OD2 77.842 44.67 37.94 1252 ASP160 C 78.40440.368 36.573 1253 ASP160 O 79.493 40.199 36.014 1254 ALA161 N 77.78739.411 37.252 1255 ALA161 CA 78.308 38.044 37.271 1256 ALA161 CB 77.8137.358 38.535 1257 ALA161 C 77.835 37.248 36.058 1258 ALA161 O 78.3836.179 35.764 1259 ILE162 N 76.823 37.758 35.375 1260 ILE162 CA 76.3637.14 34.131 1261 ILE162 CB 74.865 36.878 34.241 1262 ILE162 CG2 74.59535.761 35.243 1263 ILE162 CG1 74.131 38.16 34.626 1264 ILE162 CD1 72.62637.949 34.743 1265 ILE162 C 76.636 38.061 32.949 1266 ILE162 O 76.97539.238 33.124 1267 ASN163 N 76.533 37.51 31.753 1268 ASN163 CA 76.66438.33 30.556 1269 ASN163 CB 77.185 37.504 29.387 1270 ASN163 CG 77.5238.44 28.227 1271 ASN163 OD1 76.636 39.092 27.656 1272 ASN163 ND2 78.80438.569 27.95 1273 ASN163 C 75.295 38.909 30.235 1274 ASN163 O 74.50538.347 29.462 1275 VAL164 N 75.138 40.152 30.651 1276 VAL164 CA 73.8540.831 30.551 1277 VAL164 CB 73.94 42.094 31.404 1278 VAL164 CG1 72.61542.845 31.43 1279 VAL164 CG2 74.381 41.757 32.825 1280 VAL164 C 73.48641.185 29.109 1281 VAL164 O 72.321 40.999 28.746 1282 GLU165 N 74.48141.284 28.241 1283 GLU165 CA 74.223 41.656 26.848 1284 GLU165 CB 75.55542.062 26.228 1285 GLU165 CG 75.417 42.42 24.753 1286 GLU165 CD 76.842.695 24.171 1287 GLU165 OE1 77.755 42.154 24.714 1288 GLU165 OE276.885 43.473 23.232 1289 GLU165 C 73.636 40.492 26.051 1290 GLU165 O72.663 40.686 25.312 1291 LYS166 N 74.033 39.282 26.408 1292 LYS166 CA73.547 38.102 25.699 1293 LYS166 CB 74.549 36.975 25.919 1294 LYS166 CG74.45 35.928 24.818 1295 LYS166 CD 74.854 36.531 23.478 1296 LYS166 CE74.732 35.522 22.343 1297 LYS166 NZ 73.333 35.112 22.156 1298 LYS166 C72.179 37.688 26.229 1299 LYS166 O 71.309 37.285 25.447 1300 ALA167 N71.914 38.042 27.477 1301 ALA167 CA 70.606 37.754 28.066 1302 ALA167 CB70.746 37.784 29.582 1303 ALA167 C 69.564 38.772 27.603 1304 ALA167 O68.433 38.385 27.278 1305 ILE168 N 70.023 39.978 27.304 1306 ILE168 CA69.148 40.998 26.72 1307 ILE168 CB 69.83 42.358 26.837 1308 ILE168 CG269.078 43.419 26.046 1309 ILE168 CG1 69.956 42.793 28.29 1310 ILE168 CD170.807 44.052 28.402 1311 ILE168 C 68.877 40.691 25.252 1312 ILE168 O67.725 40.801 24.819 1313 GLU169 N 69.822 40.029 24.603 1314 GLU169 CA69.627 39.609 23.214 1315 GLU169 CB 70.976 39.156 22.673 1316 GLU169 CG70.889 38.711 21.219 1317 GLU169 CD 72.274 38.297 20.739 1318 GLU169 OE173.239 38.76 21.333 1319 GLU169 OE2 72.347 37.508 19.807 1320 GLU169 C68.614 38.468 23.107 1321 GLU169 O 67.734 38.523 22.237 1322 PHE170 N68.572 37.61 24.114 1323 PHE170 CA 67.557 36.557 24.134 1324 PHE170 CB67.912 35.534 25.204 1325 PHE170 CG 66.845 34.457 25.376 1326 PHE170 CD166.655 33.505 24.383 1327 PHE170 CE1 65.681 32.527 24.535 1328 PHE170 CZ64.891 32.504 25.676 1329 PHE170 CE2 65.075 33.46 26.666 1330 PHE170 CD266.05 34.438 26.516 1331 PHE170 C 66.171 37.122 24.427 1332 PHE170 O65.223 36.796 23.706 1333 VAL171 N 66.095 38.125 25.285 1334 VAL171 CA64.789 38.709 25.6 1335 VAL171 CB 64.921 39.516 26.887 1336 VAL171 CG163.66 40.321 27.181 1337 VAL171 CG2 65.25 38.594 28.054 1338 VAL171 C64.256 39.581 24.463 1339 VAL171 O 63.072 39.459 24.121 1340 LEU172 N65.15 40.184 23.695 1341 LEU172 CA 64.711 41 22.558 1342 LEU172 CB65.819 41.97 22.173 1343 LEU172 CG 66.098 42.971 23.286 1344 LEU172 CD167.26 43.881 22.907 1345 LEU172 CD2 64.854 43.785 23.623 1346 LEU172 C64.339 40.151 21.347 1347 LEU172 O 63.425 40.532 20.605 1348 SER173 N64.838 38.925 21.293 1349 SER173 CA 64.444 38.006 20.218 1350 SER173 CB65.569 37.016 19.936 1351 SER173 OG 65.713 36.164 21.062 1352 SER173 C63.156 37.249 20.559 1353 SER173 O 62.683 36.438 19.755 1354 CYS174 N62.611 37.493 21.741 1355 CYS174 CA 61.299 36.955 22.098 1356 CYS174 CB61.309 36.569 23.569 1357 CYS174 SG 62.54 35.332 24.02 1358 CYS174 C60.183 37.971 21.86 1359 CYS174 O 59.009 37.626 22.047 1360 MET175 N60.534 39.18 21.442 1361 MET175 CA 59.533 40.231 21.211 1362 MET175 CB60.266 41.546 20.948 1363 MET175 CG 59.313 42.736 20.87 1364 MET175 SD60.063 44.323 20.436 1365 MET175 CE 61.269 44.459 21.774 1366 MET175 C58.637 39.897 20.019 1367 MET175 O 59.108 39.523 18.939 1368 ASN176 N57.34 39.993 20.247 1369 ASN176 CA 56.355 39.748 19.197 1370 ASN176 CB55.116 39.118 19.814 1371 ASN176 CG 55.467 37.787 20.466 1372 ASN176 OD155.577 37.69 21.691 1373 ASN176 ND2 55.604 36.767 19.641 1374 ASN176 C55.968 41.045 18.503 1375 ASN176 O 56.294 42.148 18.959 1376 PHE177 N55.075 40.902 17.537 1377 PHE177 CA 54.623 42.033 16.707 1378 PHE177 CB54.004 41.477 15.42 1379 PHE177 CG 52.796 40.55 15.594 1380 PHE177 CD151.516 41.084 15.682 1381 PHE177 CE1 50.42 40.246 15.84 1382 PHE177 CZ50.6 38.871 15.9 1383 PHE177 CE2 51.876 38.333 15.794 1384 PHE177 CD252.972 39.171 15.636 1385 PHE177 C 53.619 42.956 17.41 1386 PHE177 O53.224 43.985 16.856 1387 ASP178 N 53.227 42.597 18.622 1388 ASP178 CA52.327 43.431 19.418 1389 ASP178 CB 51.263 42.542 20.058 1390 ASP178 CG51.885 41.492 20.978 1391 ASP178 OD1 52.14 41.822 22.128 1392 ASP178 OD252.139 40.394 20.5 1393 ASP178 C 53.082 44.215 20.495 1394 ASP178 O52.456 44.865 21.339 1395 GLY179 N 54.4 44.084 20.535 1396 GLY179 CA55.183 44.806 21.545 1397 GLY179 C 55.624 43.891 22.687 1398 GLY179 O56.785 43.926 23.112 1399 GLY180 N 54.685 43.104 23.187 1400 GLY180 CA54.954 42.16 24.276 1401 GLY180 C 55.894 41.035 23.866 1402 GLY180 O56.266 40.899 22.695 1403 PHE181 N 56.258 40.23 24.847 1404 PHE181 CA57.252 39.176 24.641 1405 PHE181 CB 58.408 39.422 25.609 1406 PHE181 CG59.151 40.756 25.478 1407 PHE181 CD1 58.71 41.886 26.16 1408 PHE181 CE159.397 43.086 26.04 1409 PHE181 CZ 60.536 43.157 25.249 1410 PHE181 CE260.987 42.026 24.581 1411 PHE181 CD2 60.297 40.826 24.7 1412 PHE181 C56.675 37.789 24.918 1413 PHE181 O 55.765 37.633 25.747 1414 GLY182 N57.208 36.805 24.213 1415 GLY182 CA 56.882 35.4 24.477 1416 GLY182 C57.832 34.795 25.512 1417 GLY182 O 58.746 35.461 26.017 1418 CYS183 N57.596 33.535 25.843 1419 CYS183 CA 58.412 32.872 26.873 1420 CYS183 CB57.593 31.755 27.521 1421 CYS183 SG 56.923 30.465 26.445 1422 CYS183 C59.721 32.336 26.303 1423 CYS183 O 60.746 32.285 26.999 1424 ARG184 N59.661 31.987 25.029 1425 ARG184 CA 60.821 31.649 24.203 1426 ARG184 CB60.893 30.131 24.047 1427 ARG184 CG 61.178 29.422 25.366 1428 ARG184 CD61.162 27.911 25.182 1429 ARG184 NE 59.858 27.476 24.657 1430 ARG184 CZ59.717 26.79 23.52 1431 ARG184 NH1 60.792 26.458 22.802 1432 ARG184 NH258.499 26.439 23.1 1433 ARG184 C 60.573 32.309 22.851 1434 ARG184 O59.416 32.655 22.578 1435 PRO185 N 61.602 32.503 22.037 1436 PRO185 CA61.419 33.187 20.751 1437 PRO185 CB 62.78 33.235 20.127 1438 PRO185 CG63.788 32.59 21.064 1439 PRO185 CD 62.999 32.133 22.28 1440 PRO185 C60.422 32.446 19.868 1441 PRO185 O 60.53 31.231 19.667 1442 GLY186 N59.375 33.156 19.482 1443 GLY186 CA 58.321 32.557 18.66 1444 GLY186 C57.001 32.432 19.422 1445 GLY186 O 55.924 32.504 18.818 1446 SER187 N57.092 32.285 20.736 1447 SER187 CA 55.898 32.139 21.582 1448 SER187 CB56.326 31.784 22.998 1449 SER187 OG 57.157 30.632 22.943 1450 SER187 C55.118 33.445 21.608 1451 SER187 O 55.683 34.502 21.314 1452 GLU188 N53.83 33.358 21.888 1453 GLU188 CA 52.959 34.543 21.886 1454 GLU188 CB51.515 34.073 21.752 1455 GLU188 CG 51.31 33.256 20.481 1456 GLU188 CD49.86 32.788 20.388 1457 GLU188 OE1 49 33.514 20.867 1458 GLU188 OE249.646 31.7 19.874 1459 GLU188 C 53.099 35.377 23.159 1460 GLU188 O53.511 34.866 24.207 1461 SER189 N 52.781 36.656 23.031 1462 SER189 CA52.765 37.579 24.175 1463 SER189 CB 52.602 39.008 23.67 1464 SER189 OG53.678 39.334 22.807 1465 SER189 C 51.591 37.318 25.108 1466 SER189 O50.468 37.041 24.667 1467 HIS190 N 51.866 37.434 26.395 1468 HIS190 CA50.805 37.41 27.413 1469 HIS190 CB 50.353 35.98 27.709 1470 HIS190 CG51.355 35.073 28.396 1471 HIS190 ND1 51.303 34.665 29.679 1472 HIS190CE1 52.36 33.866 29.929 1473 HIS190 NE2 53.068 33.745 28.784 1474 HIS190CD2 52.453 34.473 27.826 1475 HIS190 C 51.286 38.116 28.677 1476 HIS190O 52.497 38.204 28.914 1477 ALA191 N 50.343 38.517 29.516 1478 ALA191 CA50.613 39.311 30.735 1479 ALA191 CB 49.337 39.332 31.565 1480 ALA191 C51.748 38.813 31.631 1481 ALA191 O 52.654 39.592 31.948 1482 GLY192 N51.797 37.512 31.876 1483 GLY192 CA 52.849 36.921 32.714 1484 GLY192 C54.245 37.158 32.145 1485 GLY192 O 55.092 37.772 32.806 1486 GLN193 N54.386 36.907 30.855 1487 GLN193 CA 55.689 37.027 30.208 1488 GLN193 CB55.622 36.276 28.895 1489 GLN193 CG 56.84 35.387 28.781 1490 GLN193 CD56.857 34.42 29.956 1491 GLN193 OE1 55.811 33.94 30.408 1492 GLN193 NE258.058 34.043 30.347 1493 GLN193 C 56.074 38.466 29.92 1494 GLN193 O57.258 38.814 30.005 1495 ILE194 N 55.079 39.327 29.816 1496 ILE194 CA55.361 40.743 29.636 1497 ILE194 CB 54.12 41.417 29.075 1498 ILE194 CG254.309 42.927 28.988 1499 ILE194 CG1 53.811 40.838 27.703 1500 ILE194CD1 52.583 41.491 27.091 1501 ILE194 C 55.788 41.367 30.957 1502 ILE194O 56.769 42.116 30.954 1503 TYR195 N 55.318 40.815 32.064 1504 TYR195 CA55.789 41.27 33.372 1505 TYR195 CB 54.917 40.672 34.47 1506 TYR195 CG55.355 41.078 35.875 1507 TYR195 CD1 54.944 42.3 36.389 1508 TYR195 CE155.35 42.688 37.658 1509 TYR195 CZ 56.166 41.856 38.411 1510 TYR195 OH56.679 42.313 39.607 1511 TYR195 CE2 56.563 40.625 37.909 1512 TYR195CD2 56.154 40.235 36.64 1513 TYR195 C 57.23 40.842 33.598 1514 TYR195 O58.074 41.695 33.904 1515 CYS196 N 57.545 39.625 33.188 1516 CYS196 CA58.899 39.102 33.375 1517 CYS196 CB 58.895 37.619 33.025 1518 CYS196 SG57.805 36.595 34.037 1519 CYS196 C 59.924 39.822 32.506 1520 CYS196 O60.941 40.29 33.032 1521 CYS197 N 59.558 40.132 31.275 1522 CYS197 CA60.518 40.777 30.382 1523 CYS197 CB 60.163 40.402 28.955 1524 CYS197 SG60.243 38.631 28.604 1525 CYS197 C 60.584 42.295 30.547 1526 CYS197 O61.663 42.864 30.343 1527 THR198 N 59.554 42.909 31.11 1528 THR198 CA59.662 44.339 31.428 1529 THR198 CB 58.291 45.012 31.494 1530 THR198 OG157.483 44.352 32.463 1531 THR198 CG2 57.573 44.989 30.149 1532 THR198 C60.393 44.525 32.751 1533 THR198 O 61.157 45.486 32.895 1534 GLY199 N60.334 43.512 33.601 1535 GLY199 CA 61.138 43.491 34.818 1536 GLY199 C62.611 43.372 34.452 1537 GLY199 O 63.409 44.254 34.795 1538 PHE200 N62.901 42.417 33.581 1539 PHE200 CA 64.263 42.179 33.092 1540 PHE200 CB64.189 41.043 32.071 1541 PHE200 CG 65.533 40.527 31.557 1542 PHE200 CD166.034 39.326 32.039 1543 PHE200 CE1 67.257 38.85 31.587 1544 PHE200 CZ67.973 39.569 30.641 1545 PHE200 CE2 67.462 40.757 30.138 1546 PHE200CD2 66.239 41.231 30.59 1547 PHE200 C 64.849 43.42 32.421 1548 PHE200 O65.894 43.915 32.863 1549 LEU201 N 64.072 44.05 31.554 1550 LEU201 CA64.576 45.213 30.82 1551 LEU201 CB 63.682 45.451 29.605 1552 LEU201 CG64.394 45.125 28.29 1553 LEU201 CD1 65.075 43.762 28.297 1554 LEU201 CD263.449 45.237 27.101 1555 LEU201 C 64.661 46.473 31.681 1556 LEU201 O65.585 47.266 31.465 1557 ALA202 N 63.933 46.52 32.785 1558 ALA202 CA64.053 47.656 33.702 1559 ALA202 CB 62.767 47.785 34.508 1560 ALA202 C65.242 47.516 34.648 1561 ALA202 O 65.863 48.526 35.006 1562 ILE203 N65.669 46.286 34.887 1563 ILE203 CA 66.85 46.049 35.726 1564 ILE203 CB66.762 44.63 36.281 1565 ILE203 CG2 67.979 44.3 37.136 1566 ILE203 CG165.493 44.438 37.097 1567 ILE203 CD1 65.345 42.987 37.536 1568 ILE203 C68.131 46.187 34.908 1569 ILE203 O 69.156 46.662 35.411 1570 THR204 N68.017 45.915 33.619 1571 THR204 CA 69.161 46.061 32.708 1572 THR204 CB69.03 45.034 31.592 1573 THR204 OG1 67.834 45.31 30.873 1574 THR204 CG268.96 43.614 32.139 1575 THR204 C 69.258 47.449 32.076 1576 THR204 O70.16 47.681 31.263 1577 SER205 N 68.301 48.315 32.386 1578 SER205 CA68.222 49.684 31.845 1579 SER205 CB 69.455 50.464 32.281 1580 SER205 OG69.513 50.396 33.699 1581 SER205 C 68.081 49.72 30.321 1582 SER205 O68.427 50.718 29.677 1583 GLN206 N 67.332 48.758 29.809 1584 GLN206 CA67.07 48.622 28.374 1585 GLN206 CB 67.266 47.17 27.965 1586 GLN206 CG68.734 46.823 27.777 1587 GLN206 CD 69.254 47.459 26.491 1588 GLN206 OE170.358 48.013 26.459 1589 GLN206 NE2 68.47 47.32 25.434 1590 GLN206 C65.651 49.046 28.045 1591 GLN206 O 65.029 48.528 27.107 1592 LEU207 N65.228 50.118 28.694 1593 LEU207 CA 63.839 50.588 28.601 1594 LEU207 CB63.534 51.554 29.748 1595 LEU207 CG 63.26 50.884 31.096 1596 LEU207 CD162.333 49.683 30.931 1597 LEU207 CD2 64.533 50.49 31.839 1598 LEU207 C63.575 51.304 27.282 1599 LEU207 O 62.455 51.248 26.765 1600 HIS208 N64.659 51.681 26.624 1601 HIS208 CA 64.615 52.335 25.316 1602 HIS208 CB65.927 53.101 25.145 1603 HIS208 CG 67.18 52.29 25.439 1604 HIS208 ND167.955 52.373 26.54 1605 HIS208 CE1 68.969 51.489 26.437 1606 HIS208 NE268.845 50.859 25.248 1607 HIS208 CD2 67.756 51.348 24.617 1608 HIS208 C64.434 51.341 24.163 1609 HIS208 O 64.251 51.753 23.013 1610 GLN209 N64.453 50.052 24.473 1611 GLN209 CA 64.23 49.034 23.452 1612 GLN209 CB65.088 47.824 23.796 1613 GLN209 CG 65.65 47.163 22.544 1614 GLN209 CD66.873 47.937 22.066 1615 GLN209 OE1 67.452 48.721 22.829 1616 GLN209NE2 67.355 47.574 20.89 1617 GLN209 C 62.763 48.605 23.435 1618 GLN209 O62.319 47.918 22.506 1619 VAL210 N 62.021 49.022 24.45 1620 VAL210 CA60.607 48.656 24.557 1621 VAL210 CB 60.213 48.716 26.031 1622 VAL210 CG158.783 48.233 26.249 1623 VAL210 CG2 61.174 47.912 26.894 1624 VAL210 C59.73 49.633 23.781 1625 VAL210 O 59.797 50.848 24.002 1626 ASN211 N58.915 49.109 22.879 1627 ASN211 CA 57.911 49.961 22.237 1628 ASN211 CB57.444 49.342 20.922 1629 ASN211 CG 56.58 50.333 20.136 1630 ASN211 OD155.705 51.015 20.689 1631 ASN211 ND2 56.819 50.378 18.839 1632 ASN211 C56.735 50.119 23.194 1633 ASN211 O 55.725 49.409 23.091 1634 SER212 N56.769 51.223 23.922 1635 SER212 CA 55.784 51.476 24.972 1636 SER212 CB56.35 52.544 25.898 1637 SER212 OG 57.55 52.041 26.472 1638 SER212 C54.434 51.936 24.433 1639 SER212 O 53.422 51.724 25.103 1640 ASP213 N54.369 52.304 23.167 1641 ASP213 CA 53.09 52.729 22.603 1642 ASP213 CB53.356 53.63 21.401 1643 ASP213 CG 54.158 54.857 21.825 1644 ASP213 OD153.543 55.798 22.305 1645 ASP213 OD2 55.376 54.818 21.7 1646 ASP213 C52.282 51.516 22.159 1647 ASP213 O 51.122 51.364 22.564 1648 LEU214 N52.973 50.544 21.586 1649 LEU214 CA 52.295 49.353 21.072 1650 LEU214 CB53.175 48.751 19.985 1651 LEU214 CG 52.498 47.59 19.269 1652 LEU214 CD151.138 48.001 18.715 1653 LEU214 CD2 53.394 47.056 18.158 1654 LEU214 C52.052 48.339 22.184 1655 LEU214 O 50.924 47.847 22.324 1656 LEU215 N52.984 48.277 23.122 1657 LEU215 CA 52.814 47.389 24.273 1658 LEU215 CB54.181 47.158 24.908 1659 LEU215 CG 54.103 46.281 26.152 1660 LEU215 CD153.349 44.985 25.879 1661 LEU215 CD2 55.494 45.992 26.704 1662 LEU215 C51.847 48.005 25.28 1663 LEU215 O 50.996 47.288 25.819 1664 GLY216 N51.79 49.326 25.301 1665 GLY216 CA 50.839 50.045 26.145 1666 GLY216 C49.421 49.817 25.654 1667 GLY216 O 48.555 49.41 26.438 1668 TRP217 N49.24 49.9 24.346 1669 TRP217 CA 47.928 49.645 23.754 1670 TRP217 CB47.987 49.982 22.27 1671 TRP217 CG 46.688 49.691 21.55 1672 TRP217 CD145.524 50.424 21.625 1673 TRP217 NE1 44.588 49.823 20.849 1674 TRP217CE2 45.081 48.719 20.257 1675 TRP217 CZ2 44.525 47.781 19.399 1676TRP217 CH2 45.298 46.719 18.944 1677 TRP217 CZ3 46.624 46.591 19.3461678 TRP217 CE3 47.189 47.524 20.205 1679 TRP217 CD2 46.421 48.58620.661 1680 TRP217 C 47.487 48.193 23.933 1681 TRP217 O 46.36 47.97324.392 1682 TRP218 N 48.418 47.255 23.846 1683 TRP218 CA 48.065 45.84724.044 1684 TRP218 CB 49.276 44.988 23.689 1685 TRP218 CG 48.974 43.5123.524 1686 TRP218 CD1 48.616 42.882 22.352 1687 TRP218 NE1 48.43241.563 22.604 1688 TRP218 CE2 48.65 41.282 23.904 1689 TRP218 CZ2 48.58540.105 24.633 1690 TRP218 CH2 48.857 40.124 25.995 1691 TRP218 CZ349.196 41.314 26.628 1692 TRP218 CE3 49.27 42.498 25.901 1693 TRP218 CD248.997 42.485 24.544 1694 TRP218 C 47.658 45.589 25.495 1695 TRP218 O46.551 45.086 25.727 1696 LEU219 N 48.369 46.205 26.426 1697 LEU219 CA48.072 46.021 27.85 1698 LEU219 CB 49.247 46.554 28.665 1699 LEU219 CG50.52 45.735 28.469 1700 LEU219 CD1 51.69 46.373 29.208 1701 LEU219 CD250.337 44.289 28.914 1702 LEU219 C 46.795 46.736 28.299 1703 LEU219 O46.024 46.154 29.074 1704 CYS220 N 46.444 47.845 27.666 1705 CYS220 CA45.202 48.525 28.052 1706 CYS220 CB 45.288 50.023 27.767 1707 CYS220 SG45.291 50.544 26.037 1708 CYS220 C 43.982 47.91 27.364 1709 CYS220 O42.879 47.992 27.916 1710 GLU221 N 44.214 47.072 26.361 1711 GLU221 CA43.119 46.313 25.745 1712 GLU221 CB 43.508 45.882 24.335 1713 GLU221 CG43.683 47.065 23.393 1714 GLU221 CD 42.379 47.84 23.23 1715 GLU221 OE141.388 47.21 22.895 1716 GLU221 OE2 42.458 49.061 23.216 1717 GLU221 C42.772 45.064 26.554 1718 GLU221 O 41.756 44.418 26.274 1719 ARG222 N43.548 44.777 27.59 1720 ARG222 CA 43.252 43.633 28.452 1721 ARG222 CB44.541 43.198 29.146 1722 ARG222 CG 45.646 42.904 28.136 1723 ARG222 CD45.292 41.729 27.232 1724 ARG222 NE 45.617 42.034 25.834 1725 ARG222 CZ44.688 42.163 24.886 1726 ARG222 NH1 43.414 41.876 25.159 1727 ARG222NH2 45.044 42.487 23.642 1728 ARG222 C 42.201 43.99 29.5 1729 ARG222 O41.588 43.08 30.076 1730 GLN223 N 41.925 45.275 29.674 1731 GLN223 CA40.9 45.693 30.633 1732 GLN223 CB 41.158 47.128 31.077 1733 GLN223 CG40.121 47.56 32.111 1734 GLN223 CD 40.563 48.832 32.823 1735 GLN223 OE141.053 49.784 32.2 1736 GLN223 NE2 40.456 48.795 34.138 1737 GLN223 C39.502 45.573 30.04 1738 GLN223 O 39.087 46.335 29.16 1739 LEU224 N38.775 44.612 30.574 1740 LEU224 CA 37.399 44.356 30.158 1741 LEU224 CB37.096 42.908 30.517 1742 LEU224 CG 37.949 41.984 29.664 1743 LEU224 CD137.705 40.538 30.048 1744 LEU224 CD2 37.67 42.202 28.18 1745 LEU224 C36.443 45.309 30.864 1746 LEU224 O 36.812 45.898 31.887 1747 PRO225 N35.209 45.406 30.378 1748 PRO225 CA 34.2 46.305 30.977 1749 PRO225 CB33.043 46.286 30.025 1750 PRO225 CG 33.308 45.279 28.919 1751 PRO225 CD34.695 44.722 29.183 1752 PRO225 C 33.723 45.934 32.396 1753 PRO225 O32.934 46.678 32.985 1754 SER226 N 34.218 44.835 32.949 1755 SER226 CA33.978 44.497 34.356 1756 SER226 CB 34.204 43.004 34.54 1757 SER226 OG35.609 42.78 34.473 1758 SER226 C 34.983 45.195 35.271 1759 SER226 O34.911 45.044 36.494 1760 GLY227 N 35.986 45.824 34.677 1761 GLY227 CA37.024 46.493 35.447 1762 GLY227 C 38.35 45.743 35.398 1763 GLY227 O39.418 46.372 35.4 1764 GLY228 N 38.281 44.429 35.25 1765 GLY228 CA39.478 43.6 35.389 1766 GLY228 C 40.235 43.358 34.095 1767 GLY228 O39.674 43.334 32.994 1768 LEU229 N 41.518 43.12 34.281 1769 LEU229 CA42.45 42.888 33.18 1770 LEU229 CB 43.805 43.518 33.535 1771 LEU229 CG43.984 45.025 33.28 1772 LEU229 CD1 42.942 45.936 33.919 1773 LEU229 CD245.352 45.471 33.769 1774 LEU229 C 42.632 41.384 32.987 1775 LEU229 O42.696 40.636 33.974 1776 ASN230 N 42.547 40.939 31.745 1777 ASN230 CA42.849 39.541 31.428 1778 ASN230 CB 41.954 39.013 30.306 1779 ASN230 CG42.032 39.815 29.01 1780 ASN230 OD1 43.113 40.026 28.45 1781 ASN230 ND240.866 40.022 28.429 1782 ASN230 C 44.325 39.382 31.081 1783 ASN230 O45.112 40.33 31.19 1784 GLY231 N 44.7 38.164 30.732 1785 GLY231 CA46.107 37.867 30.443 1786 GLY231 C 46.447 38.093 28.978 1787 GLY231 O47.574 38.476 28.641 1788 ARG232 N 45.506 37.714 28.133 1789 ARG232 CA45.63 37.864 26.685 1790 ARG232 CB 46.574 36.776 26.164 1791 ARG232 CG46.11 35.38 26.535 1792 ARG232 CD 47.139 34.331 26.134 1793 ARG232 NE46.706 32.995 26.569 1794 ARG232 CZ 47.18 32.388 27.659 1795 ARG232 NH148.123 32.976 28.399 1796 ARG232 NH2 46.724 31.181 27.999 1797 ARG232 C44.219 37.785 26.093 1798 ARG232 O 43.295 37.358 26.802 1799 PRO233 N44.05 38.191 24.84 1800 PRO233 CA 42.715 38.497 24.304 1801 PRO233 CB42.932 38.832 22.86 1802 PRO233 CG 44.423 38.917 22.585 1803 PRO233 CD45.105 38.606 23.905 1804 PRO233 C 41.69 37.376 24.456 1805 PRO233 O42.009 36.184 24.392 1806 GLU234 N 40.484 37.817 24.789 1807 GLU234 CA39.278 36.977 24.919 1808 GLU234 CB 39.106 36.09 23.687 1809 GLU234 CG38.852 36.909 22.426 1810 GLU234 CD 38.719 35.987 21.217 1811 GLU234 OE139.514 35.064 21.113 1812 GLU234 OE2 37.901 36.298 20.363 1813 GLU234 C39.259 36.107 26.175 1814 GLU234 O 38.518 35.118 26.213 1815 LYS235 N39.999 36.501 27.197 1816 LYS235 CA 39.978 35.76 28.459 1817 LYS235 CB41.407 35.456 28.878 1818 LYS235 CG 42.028 34.359 28.028 1819 LYS235 CD43.49 34.184 28.404 1820 LYS235 CE 43.668 34.018 29.907 1821 LYS235 NZ45.096 33.997 30.255 1822 LYS235 C 39.299 36.532 29.579 1823 LYS235 O39.113 37.754 29.504 1824 LEU236 N 38.936 35.779 30.602 1825 LEU236 CA38.415 36.328 31.857 1826 LEU236 CB 38.096 35.155 32.777 1827 LEU236 CG36.878 34.399 32.275 1828 LEU236 CD1 36.694 33.077 33.007 1829 LEU236CD2 35.642 35.273 32.399 1830 LEU236 C 39.419 37.245 32.543 1831 LEU236O 40.636 37.032 32.474 1832 PRO237 N 38.892 38.299 33.143 1833 PRO237 CA39.686 39.157 34.015 1834 PRO237 CB 38.79 40.307 34.339 1835 PRO237 CG37.388 40.016 33.837 1836 PRO237 CD 37.479 38.673 33.14 1837 PRO237 C40.077 38.404 35.277 1838 PRO237 O 39.273 37.652 35.835 1839 ASP238 N41.308 38.598 35.708 1840 ASP238 CA 41.799 37.909 36.908 1841 ASP238 CB42.324 36.544 36.465 1842 ASP238 CG 42.739 35.677 37.649 1843 ASP238 OD143.81 35.932 38.187 1844 ASP238 OD2 42.022 34.735 37.955 1845 ASP238 C42.903 38.747 37.545 1846 ASP238 O 43.809 39.188 36.83 1847 VAL239 N42.946 38.816 38.868 1848 VAL239 CA 43.89 39.735 39.531 1849 VAL239 CB43.523 39.876 41.003 1850 VAL239 CG1 42.254 40.697 41.176 1851 VAL239CG2 43.398 38.525 41.69 1852 VAL239 C 45.386 39.401 39.409 1853 VAL239 O46.179 40.347 39.48 1854 CYS240 N 45.776 38.204 38.991 1855 CYS240 CA47.214 37.99 38.77 1856 CYS240 CB 47.572 36.506 38.842 1857 CYS240 SG46.878 35.394 37.595 1858 CYS240 C 47.644 38.581 37.428 1859 CYS240 O48.65 39.299 37.381 1860 TYR241 N 46.71 38.609 36.49 1861 TYR241 CA46.979 39.173 35.169 1862 TYR241 CB 46.015 38.553 34.168 1863 TYR241 CG46.153 37.044 33.993 1864 TYR241 CD1 45.052 36.221 34.196 1865 TYR241CE1 45.174 34.847 34.037 1866 TYR241 CZ 46.397 34.302 33.668 1867 TYR241OH 46.523 32.937 33.523 1868 TYR241 CE2 47.495 35.123 33.452 1869 TYR241CD2 47.371 36.496 33.613 1870 TYR241 C 46.755 40.673 35.212 1871 TYR241O 47.52 41.434 34.607 1872 SER242 N 45.921 41.076 36.155 1873 SER242 CA45.677 42.492 36.405 1874 SER242 CB 44.526 42.639 37.393 1875 SER242 OG43.373 42.029 36.826 1876 SER242 C 46.927 43.147 36.971 1877 SER242 O47.392 44.127 36.379 1878 TRP243 N 47.607 42.472 37.885 1879 TRP243 CA48.855 43.027 38.414 1880 TRP243 CB 49.265 42.296 39.687 1881 TRP243 CG50.708 42.579 40.072 1882 TRP243 CD1 51.751 41.68 40.048 1883 TRP243 NE152.884 42.322 40.424 1884 TRP243 CE2 52.641 43.616 40.699 1885 TRP243CZ2 53.461 44.664 41.091 1886 TRP243 CH2 52.917 45.926 41.293 1887TRP243 CZ3 51.557 46.143 41.103 1888 TRP243 CE3 50.727 45.1 40.71 1889TRP243 CD2 51.265 43.839 40.506 1890 TRP243 C 50.004 42.943 37.416 1891TRP243 O 50.725 43.936 37.265 1892 TRP244 N 50.044 41.908 36.594 1893TRP244 CA 51.157 41.792 35.645 1894 TRP244 CB 51.203 40.369 35.102 1895TRP244 CG 51.608 39.348 36.148 1896 TRP244 CD1 52.419 39.57 37.238 1897TRP244 NE1 52.536 38.413 37.934 1898 TRP244 CE2 51.837 37.422 37.35 1899TRP244 CZ2 51.646 36.088 37.676 1900 TRP244 CH2 50.853 35.286 36.8631901 TRP244 CZ3 50.252 35.817 35.727 1902 TRP244 CE3 50.436 37.15335.394 1903 TRP244 CD2 51.227 37.955 36.201 1904 TRP244 C 51.053 42.80434.507 1905 TRP244 O 52.042 43.492 34.221 1906 VAL245 N 49.834 43.10334.089 1907 VAL245 CA 49.639 44.115 33.051 1908 VAL245 CB 48.261 43.91832.429 1909 VAL245 CG1 47.894 45.083 31.523 1910 VAL245 CG2 48.16242.604 31.669 1911 VAL245 C 49.742 45.526 33.622 1912 VAL245 O 50.42546.364 33.022 1913 LEU246 N 49.348 45.688 34.876 1914 LEU246 CA 49.40346.996 35.537 1915 LEU246 CB 48.655 46.866 36.86 1916 LEU246 CG 48.49948.193 37.587 1917 LEU246 CD1 47.577 49.118 36.803 1918 LEU246 CD247.946 47.966 38.989 1919 LEU246 C 50.841 47.405 35.833 1920 LEU246 O51.265 48.507 35.46 1921 ALA247 N 51.635 46.438 36.256 1922 ALA247 CA53.027 46.712 36.587 1923 ALA247 CB 53.55 45.571 37.442 1924 ALA247 C53.889 46.871 35.344 1925 ALA247 O 54.648 47.843 35.288 1926 SER248 N53.549 46.174 34.27 1927 SER248 CA 54.3 46.342 33.019 1928 SER248 CB54.031 45.151 32.112 1929 SER248 OG 54.539 43.996 32.76 1930 SER248 C53.908 47.624 32.29 1931 SER248 O 54.78 48.288 31.717 1932 LEU249 N52.706 48.101 32.565 1933 LEU249 CA 52.229 49.354 31.989 1934 LEU249 CB50.715 49.36 32.161 1935 LEU249 CG 50.019 50.297 31.19 1936 LEU249 CD150.396 49.964 29.754 1937 LEU249 CD2 48.508 50.232 31.369 1938 LEU249 C52.865 50.536 32.719 1939 LEU249 O 53.298 51.5 32.073 1940 LYS250 N53.184 50.324 33.986 1941 LYS250 CA 53.925 51.322 34.759 1942 LYS250 CB53.729 51.002 36.237 1943 LYS250 CG 54.551 51.917 37.138 1944 LYS250 CD54.169 53.383 36.975 1945 LYS250 CE 55.018 54.266 37.88 1946 LYS250 NZ54.875 53.855 39.285 1947 LYS250 C 55.416 51.308 34.419 1948 LYS250 O55.999 52.383 34.231 1949 ILE251 N 55.937 50.144 34.059 1950 ILE251 CA57.351 50.027 33.678 1951 ILE251 CB 57.722 48.542 33.671 1952 ILE251 CG259.112 48.315 33.084 1953 ILE251 CG1 57.649 47.952 35.073 1954 ILE251CD1 57.92 46.453 35.062 1955 ILE251 C 57.637 50.636 32.305 1956 ILE251 O58.722 51.194 32.092 1957 ILE252 N 56.634 50.665 31.442 1958 ILE252 CA56.806 51.297 30.134 1959 ILE252 CB 56.091 50.466 29.076 1960 ILE252 CG256.634 49.043 29.069 1961 ILE252 CG1 54.587 50.449 29.292 1962 ILE252CD1 53.904 49.556 28.268 1963 ILE252 C 56.322 52.75 30.099 1964 ILE252 O56.389 53.383 29.039 1965 GLY253 N 55.821 53.259 31.217 1966 GLY253 CA55.406 54.668 31.309 1967 GLY253 C 53.93 54.91 30.992 1968 GLY253 O53.345 55.905 31.441 1969 ARG254 N 53.295 53.919 30.389 1970 ARG254 CA51.939 54.061 29.845 1971 ARG254 CB 51.82 53.177 28.614 1972 ARG254 CG52.849 53.56 27.564 1973 ARG254 CD 52.656 54.994 27.085 1974 ARG254 NE53.692 55.354 26.108 1975 ARG254 CZ 54.796 56.032 26.431 1976 ARG254 NH154.983 56.449 27.686 1977 ARG254 NH2 55.701 56.314 25.493 1978 ARG254 C50.841 53.683 30.83 1979 ARG254 O 49.722 53.365 30.405 1980 LEU255 N51.079 53.903 32.115 1981 LEU255 CA 50.122 53.489 33.152 1982 LEU255 CB50.802 53.587 34.513 1983 LEU255 CG 49.936 52.955 35.595 1984 LEU255 CD149.734 51.475 35.306 1985 LEU255 CD2 50.531 53.15 36.985 1986 LEU255 C48.867 54.366 33.154 1987 LEU255 O 47.778 53.872 33.466 1988 HIS256 N48.975 55.508 32.495 1989 HIS256 CA 47.874 56.46 32.333 1990 HIS256 CB48.494 57.805 31.953 1991 HIS256 CG 49.486 57.746 30.8 1992 HIS256 ND150.829 57.847 30.882 1993 HIS256 CE1 51.362 57.745 29.648 1994 HIS256NE2 50.343 57.592 28.773 1995 HIS256 CD2 49.183 57.603 29.466 1996HIS256 C 46.842 56.041 31.275 1997 HIS256 O 45.869 56.77 31.054 1998TRP257 N 47.066 54.919 30.604 1999 TRP257 CA 46.067 54.392 29.674 2000TRP257 CB 46.761 53.764 28.469 2001 TRP257 CG 47.306 54.766 27.47 2002TRP257 CD1 46.924 56.082 27.333 2003 TRP257 NE1 47.642 56.637 26.3242004 TRP257 CE2 48.48 55.74 25.772 2005 TRP257 CZ2 49.39 55.819 24.7282006 TRP257 CH2 50.126 54.697 24.367 2007 TRP257 CZ3 49.955 53.49625.049 2008 TRP257 CE3 49.048 53.408 26.099 2009 TRP257 CD2 48.31254.525 26.462 2010 TRP257 C 45.151 53.359 30.331 2011 TRP257 O 44.16652.939 29.711 2012 ILE258 N 45.453 52.953 31.554 2013 ILE258 CA 44.5751.994 32.227 2014 ILE258 CB 45.409 51.032 33.077 2015 ILE258 CG2 45.78851.633 34.426 2016 ILE258 CG1 44.685 49.707 33.293 2017 ILE258 CD144.452 48.992 31.966 2018 ILE258 C 43.54 52.751 33.07 2019 ILE258 O43.832 53.818 33.626 2020 ASP259 N 42.31 52.269 33.073 2021 ASP259 CA41.296 52.89 33.924 2022 ASP259 CB 39.902 52.613 33.369 2023 ASP259 CG38.872 53.465 34.104 2024 ASP259 OD1 38.67 53.204 35.286 2025 ASP259 OD238.451 54.462 33.54 2026 ASP259 C 41.443 52.338 35.338 2027 ASP259 O40.881 51.287 35.69 2028 ARG260 N 42.021 53.168 36.19 2029 ARG260 CA42.351 52.748 37.552 2030 ARG260 CB 43.276 53.793 38.159 2031 ARG260 CG44.569 53.928 37.366 2032 ARG260 CD 45.47 54.977 38.003 2033 ARG260 NE46.75 55.115 37.29 2034 ARG260 CZ 47.088 56.219 36.619 2035 ARG260 NH146.202 57.205 36.465 2036 ARG260 NH2 48.289 56.31 36.047 2037 ARG260 C41.142 52.58 38.465 2038 ARG260 O 41.143 51.627 39.247 2039 GLU261 N40.031 53.234 38.159 2040 GLU261 CA 38.859 53.123 39.035 2041 GLU261 CB37.947 54.322 38.809 2042 GLU261 CG 38.639 55.636 39.157 2043 GLU261 CD39.093 55.636 40.615 2044 GLU261 OE1 38.24 55.783 41.478 2045 GLU261 OE240.292 55.525 40.828 2046 GLU261 C 38.077 51.84 38.776 2047 GLU261 O37.568 51.229 39.725 2048 LYS262 N 38.165 51.33 37.56 2049 LYS262 CA37.495 50.07 37.25 2050 LYS262 CB 37.232 49.999 35.753 2051 LYS262 CG36.219 51.042 35.306 2052 LYS262 CD 35.952 50.925 33.811 2053 LYS262 CE34.942 51.964 33.342 2054 LYS262 NZ 34.685 51.829 31.899 2055 LYS262 C38.345 48.882 37.675 2056 LYS262 O 37.803 47.93 38.248 2057 LEU263 N39.657 49.056 37.657 2058 LEU263 CA 40.531 47.962 38.078 2059 LEU263 CB41.932 48.188 37.524 2060 LEU263 CG 42.86 47.037 37.897 2061 LEU263 CD142.278 45.694 37.466 2062 LEU263 CD2 44.25 47.24 37.308 2063 LEU263 C40.569 47.888 39.597 2064 LEU263 O 40.441 46.793 40.158 2065 ARG264 N40.405 49.04 40.224 2066 ARG264 CA 40.317 49.093 41.677 2067 ARG264 CB40.356 50.545 42.134 2068 ARG264 CG 40.062 50.619 43.623 2069 ARG264 CD40.165 52.03 44.185 2070 ARG264 NE 39.734 52.023 45.593 2071 ARG264 CZ40.534 51.731 46.622 2072 ARG264 NH1 41.846 51.572 46.43 2073 ARG264 NH240.033 51.697 47.859 2074 ARG264 C 39.038 48.438 42.173 2075 ARG264 O39.139 47.511 42.982 2076 ASN265 N 37.93 48.661 41.482 2077 ASN265 CA36.668 48.048 41.908 2078 ASN265 CB 35.492 48.829 41.333 2079 ASN265 CG35.129 49.997 42.251 2080 ASN265 OD1 34.476 49.808 43.284 2081 ASN265ND2 35.572 51.187 41.881 2082 ASN265 C 36.563 46.569 41.541 2083 ASN265O 35.943 45.818 42.304 2084 PHE266 N 37.365 46.109 40.595 2085 PHE266 CA37.423 44.671 40.328 2086 PHE266 CB 38.068 44.45 38.968 2087 PHE266 CG38.268 42.98 38.61 2088 PHE266 CD1 37.201 42.234 38.127 2089 PHE266 CE137.381 40.897 37.8 2090 PHE266 CZ 38.628 40.306 37.956 2091 PHE266 CE239.697 41.052 38.434 2092 PHE266 CD2 39.517 42.39 38.76 2093 PHE266 C38.242 43.951 41.396 2094 PHE266 O 37.817 42.898 41.886 2095 ILE267 N39.251 44.628 41.918 2096 ILE267 CA 40.071 44.044 42.98 2097 ILE267 CB41.414 44.766 42.98 2098 ILE267 CG2 42.315 44.234 44.081 2099 ILE267 CG142.111 44.612 41.634 2100 ILE267 CD1 43.459 45.326 41.627 2101 ILE267 C39.382 44.166 44.343 2102 ILE267 O 39.485 43.249 45.169 2103 LEU268 N38.482 45.13 44.461 2104 LEU268 CA 37.645 45.245 45.66 2105 LEU268 CB36.966 46.612 45.659 2106 LEU268 CG 37.939 47.78 45.775 2107 LEU268 CD137.249 49.097 45.444 2108 LEU268 CD2 38.594 47.851 47.148 2109 LEU268 C36.57 44.159 45.664 2110 LEU268 O 36.359 43.513 46.698 2111 ALA269 N36.14 43.775 44.471 2112 ALA269 CA 35.165 42.694 44.301 2113 ALA269 CB34.566 42.827 42.904 2114 ALA269 C 35.763 41.294 44.457 2115 ALA269 O35.019 40.313 44.579 2116 CYS270 N 37.082 41.206 44.522 2117 CYS270 CA37.739 39.927 44.785 2118 CYS270 CB 39.056 39.868 44.02 2119 CYS270 SG38.912 39.869 42.22 2120 CYS270 C 38.009 39.71 46.273 2121 CYS270 O38.47 38.622 46.642 2122 GLN271 N 37.717 40.696 47.108 2123 GLN271 CA37.932 40.538 48.552 2124 GLN271 CB 37.871 41.908 49.217 2125 GLN271 CG38.867 42.853 48.569 2126 GLN271 CD 38.911 44.207 49.266 2127 GLN271 OE138.288 44.432 50.309 2128 GLN271 NE2 39.785 45.05 48.748 2129 GLN271 C36.856 39.657 49.168 2130 GLN271 O 35.669 39.793 48.851 2131 ASP272 N37.265 38.715 49.995 2132 ASP272 CA 36.256 37.952 50.724 2133 ASP272 CB36.746 36.522 50.939 2134 ASP272 CG 35.623 35.521 51.191 2135 ASP272 OD134.541 35.956 51.577 2136 ASP272 OD2 35.795 34.375 50.796 2137 ASP272 C36.002 38.671 52.044 2138 ASP272 O 36.919 39.144 52.725 2139 GLU273 N34.728 38.834 52.355 2140 GLU273 CA 34.356 39.462 53.622 2141 GLU273 CB32.971 40.076 53.462 2142 GLU273 CG 33.01 41.15 52.379 2143 GLU273 CD31.612 41.669 52.066 2144 GLU273 OE1 30.702 40.852 52.075 2145 GLU273OE2 31.509 42.82 51.666 2146 GLU273 C 34.394 38.415 54.729 2147 GLU273 O34.71 38.717 55.885 2148 GLU274 N 34.236 37.167 54.323 2149 GLU274 CA34.507 36.046 55.219 2150 GLU274 CB 33.689 34.837 54.776 2151 GLU274 CG32.196 35.146 54.719 2152 GLU274 CD 31.661 35.505 56.103 2153 GLU274 OE132.124 34.911 57.067 2154 GLU274 OE2 30.793 36.364 56.165 2155 GLU274 C35.992 35.729 55.111 2156 GLU274 O 36.461 35.35 54.032 2157 THR275 N36.687 35.867 56.231 2158 THR275 CA 38.156 35.712 56.348 2159 THR275 CB38.529 34.268 56.721 2160 THR275 OG1 39.945 34.189 56.84 2161 THR275 CG238.069 33.195 55.735 2162 THR275 C 38.951 36.227 55.137 2163 THR275 O39.538 35.458 54.366 2164 GLY276 N 38.914 37.546 54.999 2165 GLY276 CA39.692 38.336 54.025 2166 GLY276 C 40.156 37.662 52.742 2167 GLY276 O39.373 37.067 51.998 2168 GLY277 N 41.436 37.839 52.464 2169 GLY277 CA42.047 37.342 51.224 2170 GLY277 C 41.424 37.88 49.931 2171 GLY277 O40.34 38.48 49.91 2172 PHE278 N 42.177 37.697 48.861 2173 PHE278 CA41.684 37.991 47.511 2174 PHE278 CB 42.632 38.924 46.773 2175 PHE278 CG42.68 40.37 47.25 2176 PHE278 CD1 43.555 40.752 48.257 2177 PHE278 CE143.605 42.074 48.671 2178 PHE278 CZ 42.784 43.019 48.074 2179 PHE278 CE241.911 42.638 47.066 2180 PHE278 CD2 41.858 41.314 46.652 2181 PHE278 C41.549 36.711 46.696 2182 PHE278 O 42.362 35.781 46.812 2183 ALA279 N40.448 36.649 45.972 2184 ALA279 CA 40.16 35.56 45.04 2185 ALA279 CB38.649 35.45 44.917 2186 ALA279 C 40.757 35.863 43.672 2187 ALA279 O41.172 36.997 43.409 2188 ASP280 N 40.806 34.858 42.814 2189 ASP280 CA41.357 35.064 41.465 2190 ASP280 CB 41.688 33.711 40.811 2191 ASP280 CG40.527 32.72 40.702 2192 ASP280 OD1 40.202 32.1 41.707 2193 ASP280 OD239.935 32.652 39.636 2194 ASP280 C 40.414 35.918 40.612 2195 ASP280 O40.849 36.882 39.961 2196 ARG281 N 39.133 35.599 40.695 2197 ARG281 CA38.051 36.411 40.148 2198 ARG281 CB 37.463 35.679 38.942 2199 ARG281 CG38.52 35.426 37.875 2200 ARG281 CD 37.938 34.729 36.654 2201 ARG281 NE37.351 33.434 37.02 2202 ARG281 CZ 37.887 32.27 36.655 2203 ARG281 NH139.006 32.249 35.925 2204 ARG281 NH2 37.305 31.124 37.016 2205 ARG281 C37.013 36.544 41.261 2206 ARG281 O 37.01 35.706 42.175 2207 PRO282 N36.16 37.557 41.196 2208 PRO282 CA 35.226 37.842 42.294 2209 PRO282 CB34.381 38.98 41.808 2210 PRO282 CG 34.908 39.464 40.468 2211 PRO282 CD36.076 38.556 40.128 2212 PRO282 C 34.373 36.63 42.651 2213 PRO282 O34.098 35.785 41.793 2214 GLY283 N 34.206 36.415 43.945 2215 GLY283 CA33.38 35.295 44.423 2216 GLY283 C 34.154 34 44.702 2217 GLY283 O 33.73133.201 45.546 2218 ASP284 N 35.241 33.777 43.976 2219 ASP284 CA 36.04232.554 44.128 2220 ASP284 CB 37.148 32.535 43.081 2221 ASP284 CG 36.59432.578 41.663 2222 ASP284 OD1 35.6 31.912 41.415 2223 ASP284 OD2 37.29633.125 40.824 2224 ASP284 C 36.71 32.456 45.493 2225 ASP284 O 36.66833.383 46.312 2226 MET285 N 37.282 31.289 45.735 2227 MET285 CA 38.0731.065 46.947 2228 MET285 CB 38.543 29.617 46.972 2229 MET285 CG 37.37128.643 46.987 2230 MET285 SD 37.825 26.894 47.02 2231 MET285 CE 38.77726.876 48.557 2232 MET285 C 39.279 31.991 46.965 2233 MET285 O 39.85632.312 45.919 2234 VAL286 N 39.565 32.506 48.146 2235 VAL286 CA 40.70433.405 48.327 2236 VAL286 CB 40.371 34.354 49.467 2237 VAL286 CG1 39.19235.22 49.058 2238 VAL286 CG2 40.054 33.601 50.754 2239 VAL286 C 41.99332.639 48.597 2240 VAL286 O 41.972 31.514 49.111 2241 ASP287 N 43.09933.213 48.155 2242 ASP287 CA 44.407 32.565 48.34 2243 ASP287 CB 44.59131.524 47.23 2244 ASP287 CG 44.683 32.182 45.858 2245 ASP287 OD1 43.69532.19 45.14 2246 ASP287 OD2 45.759 32.684 45.55 2247 ASP287 C 45.53833.598 48.324 2248 ASP287 O 45.434 34.605 47.616 2249 PRO288 N 46.65833.292 48.968 2250 PRO288 CA 47.727 34.292 49.169 2251 PRO288 CB 48.70833.634 50.091 2252 PRO288 CG 48.253 32.217 50.394 2253 PRO288 CD 46.92832.036 49.676 2254 PRO288 C 48.45 34.773 47.899 2255 PRO288 O 48.89135.927 47.875 2256 PHE289 N 48.353 34.028 46.808 2257 PHE289 CA 48.96234.433 45.535 2258 PHE289 CB 48.838 33.229 44.603 2259 PHE289 CG 49.37233.374 43.18 2260 PHE289 CD1 50.734 33.506 42.951 2261 PHE289 CE1 51.21633.612 41.653 2262 PHE289 CZ 50.334 33.586 40.581 2263 PHE289 CE2 48.97133.455 40.808 2264 PHE289 CD2 48.491 33.347 42.107 2265 PHE289 C 48.21335.631 44.958 2266 PHE289 O 48.783 36.722 44.821 2267 HIS290 N 46.89635.508 44.968 2268 HIS290 CA 46.032 36.582 44.483 2269 HIS290 CB 44.72135.971 44.008 2270 HIS290 CG 44.899 35.089 42.79 2271 HIS290 ND1 44.74433.754 42.729 2272 HIS290 CE1 44.997 33.33 41.475 2273 HIS290 NE2 45.30434.417 40.733 2274 HIS290 CD2 45.248 35.508 41.529 2275 HIS290 C 45.76937.636 45.552 2276 HIS290 O 45.434 38.774 45.213 2277 THR291 N 46.12237.341 46.791 2278 THR291 CA 46.007 38.343 47.849 2279 THR291 CB 45.97137.653 49.206 2280 THR291 OG1 44.836 36.799 49.22 2281 THR291 CG2 45.81638.659 50.342 2282 THR291 C 47.175 39.316 47.782 2283 THR291 O 46.95540.533 47.85 2284 LEU292 N 48.32 38.814 47.348 2285 LEU292 CA 49.47739.68 47.138 2286 LEU292 CB 50.719 38.808 46.976 2287 LEU292 CG 51.94739.635 46.603 2288 LEU292 CD1 52.224 40.72 47.635 2289 LEU292 CD2 53.17438.751 46.412 2290 LEU292 C 49.282 40.532 45.891 2291 LEU292 O 49.48541.751 45.959 2292 PHE293 N 48.634 39.974 44.882 2293 PHE293 CA 48.4240.743 43.652 2294 PHE293 CB 48.223 39.776 42.494 2295 PHE293 CG 49.46938.952 42.185 2296 PHE293 CD1 49.341 37.654 41.715 2297 PHE293 CE150.475 36.906 41.432 2298 PHE293 CZ 51.737 37.45 41.623 2299 PHE293 CE251.867 38.748 42.096 2300 PHE293 CD2 50.733 39.498 42.375 2301 PHE293 C47.239 41.705 43.76 2302 PHE293 O 47.279 42.781 43.154 2303 GLY294 N46.34 41.442 44.692 2304 GLY294 CA 45.253 42.374 44.981 2305 GLY294 C45.783 43.59 45.73 2306 GLY294 O 45.597 44.73 45.283 2307 ILE295 N46.596 43.329 46.741 2308 ILE295 CA 47.18 44.399 47.558 2309 ILE295 CB47.809 43.728 48.777 2310 ILE295 CG2 48.766 44.652 49.516 2311 ILE295CG1 46.732 43.22 49.727 2312 ILE295 CD1 45.906 44.365 50.302 2313 ILE295C 48.216 45.228 46.793 2314 ILE295 O 48.145 46.465 46.831 2315 ALA296 N48.97 44.586 45.915 2316 ALA296 CA 49.948 45.312 45.1 2317 ALA296 CB50.926 44.304 44.509 2318 ALA296 C 49.266 46.088 43.977 2319 ALA296 O49.598 47.259 43.747 2320 GLY297 N 48.18 45.526 43.471 2321 GLY297 CA47.353 46.187 42.462 2322 GLY297 C 46.775 47.481 43.011 2323 GLY297 O47.107 48.557 42.5 2324 LEU298 N 46.138 47.395 44.169 2325 LEU298 CA45.531 48.579 44.788 2326 LEU298 CB 44.743 48.153 46.02 2327 LEU298 CG43.52 47.325 45.651 2328 LEU298 CD1 42.813 46.814 46.9 2329 LEU298 CD242.56 48.126 44.78 2330 LEU298 C 46.561 49.624 45.204 2331 LEU298 O46.345 50.808 44.907 2332 SER299 N 47.742 49.205 45.629 2333 SER299 CA48.766 50.182 46.009 2334 SER299 CB 49.912 49.465 46.705 2335 SER299 OG50.832 50.461 47.127 2336 SER299 C 49.321 50.932 44.801 2337 SER299 O49.404 52.165 44.859 2338 LEU300 N 49.395 50.264 43.658 2339 LEU300 CA49.879 50.912 42.431 2340 LEU300 CB 50.432 49.827 41.507 2341 LEU300 CG51.271 50.412 40.372 2342 LEU300 CD1 52.473 51.167 40.927 2343 LEU300CD2 51.731 49.328 39.405 2344 LEU300 C 48.765 51.696 41.719 2345 LEU300O 49.046 52.546 40.865 2346 LEU301 N 47.525 51.479 42.134 2347 LEU301 CA46.394 52.268 41.63 2348 LEU301 CB 45.132 51.411 41.668 2349 LEU301 CG45.205 50.246 40.691 2350 LEU301 CD1 44.053 49.275 40.911 2351 LEU301CD2 45.24 50.733 39.249 2352 LEU301 C 46.152 53.53 42.459 2353 LEU301 O45.396 54.41 42.03 2354 GLY302 N 46.785 53.624 43.618 2355 GLY302 CA46.681 54.846 44.422 2356 GLY302 C 46.209 54.599 45.854 2357 GLY302 O45.822 55.543 46.557 2358 GLU303 N 46.208 53.348 46.281 2359 GLU303 CA45.812 53.052 47.661 2360 GLU303 CB 45.241 51.636 47.745 2361 GLU303 CG44.821 51.216 49.155 2362 GLU303 CD 43.859 52.219 49.782 2363 GLU303 OE142.661 51.998 49.714 2364 GLU303 OE2 44.356 53.158 50.394 2365 GLU303 C46.999 53.24 48.603 2366 GLU303 O 47.681 52.273 48.962 2367 GLU304 N46.991 54.409 49.227 2368 GLU304 CA 48.064 54.869 50.124 2369 GLU304 CB47.977 56.388 50.206 2370 GLU304 CG 46.613 56.843 50.713 2371 GLU304 CD46.537 58.367 50.721 2372 GLU304 OE1 45.729 58.888 51.476 2373 GLU304OE2 47.203 58.968 49.891 2374 GLU304 C 48.035 54.281 51.541 2375 GLU304O 48.833 54.698 52.386 2376 GLN305 N 47.101 53.384 51.819 2377 GLN305 CA47.142 52.624 53.073 2378 GLN305 CB 45.746 52.098 53.385 2379 GLN305 CG44.735 53.217 53.596 2380 GLN305 CD 43.349 52.609 53.788 2381 GLN305 OE143.183 51.628 54.52 2382 GLN305 NE2 42.386 53.146 53.06 2383 GLN305 C48.084 51.431 52.921 2384 GLN305 O 48.559 50.864 53.911 2385 ILE306 N48.364 51.083 51.676 2386 ILE306 CA 49.302 50.013 51.367 2387 ILE306 CB48.686 49.172 50.254 2388 ILE306 CG2 49.573 47.983 49.912 2389 ILE306CG1 47.295 48.69 50.648 2390 ILE306 CD1 46.632 47.932 49.505 2391 ILE306C 50.613 50.629 50.892 2392 ILE306 O 50.611 51.5 50.013 2393 LYS307 N51.713 50.165 51.464 2394 LYS307 CA 53.043 50.639 51.069 2395 LYS307 CB54.093 49.846 51.84 2396 LYS307 CG 53.949 50.058 53.341 2397 LYS307 CD55.022 49.301 54.111 2398 LYS307 CE 54.863 49.495 55.614 2399 LYS307 NZ55.865 48.715 56.357 2400 LYS307 C 53.25 50.45 49.571 2401 LYS307 O52.791 49.458 48.991 2402 PRO308 N 53.893 51.429 48.953 2403 PRO308 CA54.059 51.432 47.498 2404 PRO308 CB 54.815 52.685 47.183 2405 PRO308 CG55.073 53.451 48.472 2406 PRO308 CD 54.442 52.631 49.585 2407 PRO308 C54.81 50.192 47.042 2408 PRO308 O 55.782 49.77 47.681 2409 VAL309 N54.282 49.559 46.012 2410 VAL309 CA 54.893 48.337 45.496 2411 VAL309 CB53.782 47.31 45.292 2412 VAL309 CG1 52.667 47.871 44.419 2413 VAL309 CG254.304 45.985 44.746 2414 VAL309 C 55.665 48.611 44.206 2415 VAL309 O55.172 49.255 43.272 2416 ASN310 N 56.909 48.172 44.214 2417 ASN310 CA57.79 48.283 43.055 2418 ASN310 CB 59.194 47.942 43.547 2419 ASN310 CG60.216 47.897 42.416 2420 ASN310 OD1 60.203 46.971 41.591 2421 ASN310ND2 61.119 48.86 42.422 2422 ASN310 C 57.346 47.311 41.971 2423 ASN310 O57.44 46.09 42.155 2424 PRO311 N 57.077 47.85 40.791 2425 PRO311 CA56.422 47.09 39.715 2426 PRO311 CB 55.968 48.131 38.738 2427 PRO311 CG56.518 49.487 39.146 2428 PRO311 CD 57.241 49.269 40.462 2429 PRO311 C57.309 46.056 39.004 2430 PRO311 O 56.789 45.237 38.241 2431 VAL312 N58.594 46.018 39.316 2432 VAL312 CA 59.491 45.052 38.691 2433 VAL312 CB60.82 45.762 38.461 2434 VAL312 CG1 61.908 44.807 37.99 2435 VAL312 CG260.654 46.924 37.492 2436 VAL312 C 59.706 43.835 39.586 2437 VAL312 O59.618 42.693 39.12 2438 PHE313 N 59.864 44.081 40.877 2439 PHE313 CA60.187 42.992 41.809 2440 PHE313 CB 61.265 43.476 42.774 2441 PHE313 CG62.615 43.798 42.139 2442 PHE313 CD1 62.982 45.117 41.902 2443 PHE313CE1 64.213 45.403 41.327 2444 PHE313 CZ 65.081 44.37 40.998 2445 PHE313CE2 64.72 43.053 41.247 2446 PHE313 CD2 63.488 42.767 41.82 2447 PHE313C 58.995 42.51 42.631 2448 PHE313 O 59.098 41.472 43.297 2449 CYS314 N57.912 43.273 42.599 2450 CYS314 CA 56.711 43.024 43.418 2451 CYS314 CB56.06 41.705 43.004 2452 CYS314 SG 54.437 41.355 43.723 2453 CYS314 C57.073 43.027 44.906 2454 CYS314 O 56.716 42.124 45.668 2455 MET315 N57.829 44.043 45.29 2456 MET315 CA 58.271 44.201 46.681 2457 MET315 CB59.775 43.939 46.766 2458 MET315 CG 60.14 42.489 46.474 2459 MET315 SD61.893 42.094 46.663 2460 MET315 CE 62.08 42.498 48.415 2461 MET315 C57.978 45.62 47.146 2462 MET315 O 57.768 46.501 46.306 2463 PRO316 N57.888 45.833 48.449 2464 PRO316 CA 57.776 47.198 48.967 2465 PRO316 CB57.767 47.065 50.457 2466 PRO316 CG 57.833 45.59 50.822 2467 PRO316 CD57.939 44.827 49.513 2468 PRO316 C 58.921 48.081 48.478 2469 PRO316 O60.109 47.752 48.616 2470 GLU317 N 58.537 49.273 48.054 2471 GLU317 CA59.458 50.231 47.437 2472 GLU317 CB 58.656 51.47 47.055 2473 GLU317 CG59.399 52.336 46.045 2474 GLU317 CD 59.31 51.675 44.678 2475 GLU317 OE158.257 51.118 44.404 2476 GLU317 OE2 60.271 51.741 43.921 2477 GLU317 C60.562 50.662 48.391 2478 GLU317 O 61.735 50.555 48.021 2479 GLU318 N60.232 50.779 49.669 2480 GLU318 CA 61.221 51.22 50.659 2481 GLU318 CB60.482 51.685 51.911 2482 GLU318 CG 59.622 50.584 52.522 2483 GLU318 CD58.833 51.135 53.706 2484 GLU318 OE1 58.506 50.346 54.58 2485 GLU318 OE258.427 52.284 53.618 2486 GLU318 C 62.265 50.155 51.021 2487 GLU318 O63.376 50.528 51.412 2488 VAL319 N 62.031 48.904 50.652 2489 VAL319 CA63.021 47.866 50.927 2490 VAL319 CB 62.3 46.53 51.068 2491 VAL319 CG163.288 45.382 51.243 2492 VAL319 CG2 61.314 46.574 52.228 2493 VAL319 C64.019 47.81 49.78 2494 VAL319 O 65.232 47.726 50.015 2495 LEU320 N63.543 48.196 48.607 2496 LEU320 CA 64.409 48.232 47.431 2497 LEU320 CB63.552 48.006 46.197 2498 LEU320 CG 62.901 46.633 46.277 2499 LEU320 CD161.914 46.423 45.144 2500 LEU320 CD2 63.951 45.529 46.28 2501 LEU320 C65.161 49.554 47.358 2502 LEU320 O 66.308 49.585 46.895 2503 GLN321 N64.645 50.546 48.062 2504 GLN321 CA 65.392 51.787 48.265 2505 GLN321 CB64.432 52.844 48.791 2506 GLN321 CG 63.324 53.166 47.799 2507 GLN321 CD62.241 53.956 48.524 2508 GLN321 OE1 61.048 53.849 48.211 2509 GLN321NE2 62.662 54.652 49.565 2510 GLN321 C 66.498 51.591 49.299 2511 GLN321O 67.619 52.064 49.084 2512 ARG322 N 66.259 50.719 50.266 2513 ARG322 CA67.257 50.455 51.309 2514 ARG322 CB 66.561 49.715 52.446 2515 ARG322 CG67.543 49.308 53.538 2516 ARG322 CD 66.855 48.523 54.649 2517 ARG322 NE67.832 48.089 55.66 2518 ARG322 CZ 67.913 48.623 56.881 2519 ARG322 NH167.07 49.591 57.245 2520 ARG322 NH2 68.831 48.179 57.742 2521 ARG322 C68.423 49.612 50.793 2522 ARG322 O 69.581 49.875 51.139 2523 VAL323 N68.141 48.714 49.861 2524 VAL323 CA 69.218 47.926 49.251 2525 VAL323 CB68.723 46.508 48.984 2526 VAL323 CG1 68.421 45.787 50.293 2527 VAL323CG2 67.505 46.492 48.07 2528 VAL323 C 69.771 48.564 47.973 2529 VAL323 O70.749 48.053 47.413 2530 ASN324 N 69.228 49.717 47.604 2531 ASN324 CA69.642 50.478 46.413 2532 ASN324 CB 71.082 50.964 46.579 2533 ASN324 CG71.19 51.955 47.736 2534 ASN324 OD1 70.782 53.116 47.613 2535 ASN324 ND271.809 51.509 48.818 2536 ASN324 C 69.498 49.667 45.13 2537 ASN324 O70.41 49.614 44.296 2538 VAL325 N 68.321 49.093 44.951 2539 VAL325 CA68.017 48.324 43.742 2540 VAL325 CB 67.85 46.841 44.078 2541 VAL325 CG167.643 46.023 42.809 2542 VAL325 CG2 69.065 46.3 44.823 2543 VAL325 C66.752 48.894 43.107 2544 VAL325 O 65.658 48.32 43.17 2545 GLN326 N66.921 50.071 42.53 2546 GLN326 CA 65.801 50.776 41.899 2547 GLN326 CB65.739 52.189 42.474 2548 GLN326 CG 65.343 52.191 43.948 2549 GLN326 CD63.876 51.794 44.104 2550 GLN326 OE1 63.514 51.013 44.992 2551 GLN326NE2 63.04 52.375 43.261 2552 GLN326 C 65.941 50.843 40.381 2553 GLN326 O66.745 51.617 39.85 2554 PRO327 N 65.116 50.063 39.702 2555 PRO327 CA65.046 50.094 38.238 2556 PRO327 CB 64.162 48.944 37.87 2557 PRO327 CG63.557 48.354 39.133 2558 PRO327 CD 64.142 49.142 40.289 2559 PRO327 C64.466 51.413 37.732 2560 PRO327 O 63.543 51.978 38.334 2561 GLU328 N65.004 51.89 36.624 2562 GLU328 CA 64.529 53.157 36.052 2563 GLU328 CB65.71 53.912 35.454 2564 GLU328 CG 65.288 55.275 34.91 2565 GLU328 CD66.489 55.969 34.28 2566 GLU328 OE1 67.6 55.584 34.621 2567 GLU328 OE266.282 56.888 33.5 2568 GLU328 C 63.491 52.908 34.966 2569 GLU328 O63.842 52.713 33.8 2570 LEU329 N 62.228 53.029 35.338 2571 LEU329 CA61.119 52.793 34.399 2572 LEU329 CB 59.807 52.832 35.175 2573 LEU329 CG59.845 51.956 36.426 2574 LEU329 CD1 58.562 52.115 37.232 2575 LEU329CD2 60.092 50.487 36.099 2576 LEU329 C 61.092 53.866 33.31 2577 LEU329 O61.756 54.903 33.446 2578 VAL330 N 60.407 53.582 32.214 2579 VAL330 CA60.291 54.567 31.129 2580 VAL330 CB 59.554 53.943 29.945 2581 VAL330 CG159.371 54.932 28.796 2582 VAL330 CG2 60.245 52.685 29.442 2583 VAL330 C59.51 55.78 31.621 2584 VAL330 O 58.394 55.649 32.139 2585 SER331 N60.135 56.939 31.528 2586 SER331 CA 59.479 58.179 31.939 2587 SER331 CB60.269 58.798 33.082 2588 SER331 OG 59.633 60.024 33.412 2589 SER331 C59.404 59.166 30.781 2590 SER331 O 60.341 59.197 29.998 2591 SER331 OXT58.428 59.902 30.728

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1 22 1 21 DNA Artificial Sequence Synthesized Oligonucleotide. 1ggcagaacug ggcuuccugt t 21 2 21 DNA Artificial Sequence SynthesizedOligonucleotide. 2 caggaagccc aguucugcct t 21 3 21 DNA ArtificialSequence Synthesized Oligonucleotide. 3 agagcuggag cuggugcagt t 21 4 21DNA Artificial Sequence Synthesized Oligonucleotide. 4 cugcaccagcuccagcucut t 21 5 21 DNA Artificial Sequence SynthesizedOligonucleotide. 5 gauggaguau gccgaggugt t 21 6 21 DNA ArtificialSequence Synthesized Oligonucleotide. 6 caccucggca uacuccauct t 21 7 21DNA Artificial Sequence Synthesized Oligonucleotide. 7 cuuuggcuuuguuggggaat t 21 8 21 DNA Artificial Sequence SynthesizedOligonucleotide. 8 uuccccaaca aagccaaagt t 21 9 21 DNA ArtificialSequence Synthesized Oligonucleotide. 9 cgacaauuac ccucaggcgt t 21 10 21DNA Artificial Sequence Synthesized Oligonucleotide. 10 cgccugaggguaauugucgt t 21 11 21 DNA Artificial Sequence SynthesizedOligonucleotide. 11 gaugaagaaa cggggggaut t 21 12 21 DNA ArtificialSequence Synthesized Oligonucleotide. 12 auccccccgu uucuucauct t 21 1321 DNA Artificial Sequence Synthesized Oligonucleotide. 13 uucuccgaacgugucacgut t 21 14 21 DNA Artificial Sequence SynthesizedOligonucleotide. 14 acgugacacg uucggagaat t 21 15 2067 DNA Homo sapiensmisc_feature (20)..(20) n is a, c, g, or t 15 gaattccctc gcgctctggnccgggcgaat cgggntatag gaagggccac acggatggaa 60 gtcctagtcc gggtgctcacctcttgtgga acgtgcaaag cctgtcccag gacctctcta 120 cactctgggg gtctctgcccaggcacgctt gctgcttccg gacacagctg tgggcggagc 180 tagtaggggc gggctacgtgattgacactt ctctcctcag acttcaaggg ctaccactgg 240 acccttcccc tgtcttgaaccctgagccgg cacc atg cac gga cgc ctg aag gtg 295 Met His Gly Arg Leu LysVal 1 5 aag acg tca gaa gag cag gcg gag gcc aaa agg cta gag cga gag cag343 Lys Thr Ser Glu Glu Gln Ala Glu Ala Lys Arg Leu Glu Arg Glu Gln 1015 20 aag ctg aag cta tac cag tca gcc acc cag gcc gta ttc cag aag cgc391 Lys Leu Lys Leu Tyr Gln Ser Ala Thr Gln Ala Val Phe Gln Lys Arg 2530 35 cag gct ggt gag ctg gat gag tcc gtg ctg gaa ctg aca agc cag att439 Gln Ala Gly Glu Leu Asp Glu Ser Val Leu Glu Leu Thr Ser Gln Ile 4045 50 55 ctg gga gcc aac cct gat ttt gcc acc ctc tgg aac tgc cga cga gag487 Leu Gly Ala Asn Pro Asp Phe Ala Thr Leu Trp Asn Cys Arg Arg Glu 6065 70 gtg ctc cag cag ctg gag act cag aag tct cct gaa gag ttg gct gct535 Val Leu Gln Gln Leu Glu Thr Gln Lys Ser Pro Glu Glu Leu Ala Ala 7580 85 ctg gtg aag gca gaa ctg ggc ttc ctg gag agc tgc ctg cgg gtg aac583 Leu Val Lys Ala Glu Leu Gly Phe Leu Glu Ser Cys Leu Arg Val Asn 9095 100 ccc aag tct tat ggt acc tgg cac cac cga tgc tgg ctg cta ggc cgc631 Pro Lys Ser Tyr Gly Thr Trp His His Arg Cys Trp Leu Leu Gly Arg 105110 115 ctg cct gag ccc aac tgg acc cga gag ctg gag ctc tgt gcc cgt ttc679 Leu Pro Glu Pro Asn Trp Thr Arg Glu Leu Glu Leu Cys Ala Arg Phe 120125 130 135 ctg gag gtg gat gag cgg aac ttt cac tgc tgg gac tat cgg cggttt 727 Leu Glu Val Asp Glu Arg Asn Phe His Cys Trp Asp Tyr Arg Arg Phe140 145 150 gtg gcc aca cag gca gcc gtg ccc cct gca gaa gag cta gcc ttcact 775 Val Ala Thr Gln Ala Ala Val Pro Pro Ala Glu Glu Leu Ala Phe Thr155 160 165 gac agc ctc atc acc cga aac ttc tcc aac tac tct tcc tgg cattac 823 Asp Ser Leu Ile Thr Arg Asn Phe Ser Asn Tyr Ser Ser Trp His Tyr170 175 180 cgc tcc tgt ctc ttg ccc cag ttg cac ccc cag ccg gat tct ggacca 871 Arg Ser Cys Leu Leu Pro Gln Leu His Pro Gln Pro Asp Ser Gly Pro185 190 195 cag ggg cgc ctc cct gag gat gtg ctg ctc aaa gag ctg gag ctggtg 919 Gln Gly Arg Leu Pro Glu Asp Val Leu Leu Lys Glu Leu Glu Leu Val200 205 210 215 cag aat gcc ttc ttc act gac ccc aat gac cag agt gcc tggttt tat 967 Gln Asn Ala Phe Phe Thr Asp Pro Asn Asp Gln Ser Ala Trp PheTyr 220 225 230 cac cgg tgg ctc cta ggt cga gct gac ccc cag gat gca ctgcgc tgt 1015 His Arg Trp Leu Leu Gly Arg Ala Asp Pro Gln Asp Ala Leu ArgCys 235 240 245 ctg cat gtg agc cgg gac gag gcc tgt ctg act gtc tcc ttctct cgg 1063 Leu His Val Ser Arg Asp Glu Ala Cys Leu Thr Val Ser Phe SerArg 250 255 260 ccc ctc tta gtg ggc tcc agg atg gag atc ttg ctg ctc atggtt gat 1111 Pro Leu Leu Val Gly Ser Arg Met Glu Ile Leu Leu Leu Met ValAsp 265 270 275 gat tct ccc ctg att gtg gag tgg agg acc cca gat ggc aggaac cgg 1159 Asp Ser Pro Leu Ile Val Glu Trp Arg Thr Pro Asp Gly Arg AsnArg 280 285 290 295 ccc agc cat gtc tgg ctc tgt gac ctg cct gct gcc tccctc aac gac 1207 Pro Ser His Val Trp Leu Cys Asp Leu Pro Ala Ala Ser LeuAsn Asp 300 305 310 cag ttg ccc caa cat aca ttt cgc gtc att tgg aca gcaggc gat gtc 1255 Gln Leu Pro Gln His Thr Phe Arg Val Ile Trp Thr Ala GlyAsp Val 315 320 325 cag aaa gaa tgc gtg ctt tta aaa ggc cgc cag gag ggctgg tgc cgg 1303 Gln Lys Glu Cys Val Leu Leu Lys Gly Arg Gln Glu Gly TrpCys Arg 330 335 340 gac tcc acg aca gac gag cag cta ttc agg tgt gag ctgtca gtg gag 1351 Asp Ser Thr Thr Asp Glu Gln Leu Phe Arg Cys Glu Leu SerVal Glu 345 350 355 aag tcc aca gtg ctg cag tct gag ctg gaa tcc tgt aaggag ctg cag 1399 Lys Ser Thr Val Leu Gln Ser Glu Leu Glu Ser Cys Lys GluLeu Gln 360 365 370 375 gag ctg gag cct gag aat aaa tgg tgc ctg ctt accatc atc ctg ctg 1447 Glu Leu Glu Pro Glu Asn Lys Trp Cys Leu Leu Thr IleIle Leu Leu 380 385 390 atg cgg gca ctg gac ccc ctg ctg tat gag aag gagacc ctg cag tac 1495 Met Arg Ala Leu Asp Pro Leu Leu Tyr Glu Lys Glu ThrLeu Gln Tyr 395 400 405 ttc cag acc ctc aag gcc gtg gac ccc atg cgg gcaacg tat ctg gat 1543 Phe Gln Thr Leu Lys Ala Val Asp Pro Met Arg Ala ThrTyr Leu Asp 410 415 420 gac ctg cgc agc aag ttc ttg ctg gag aat agc gtgctc aag atg gag 1591 Asp Leu Arg Ser Lys Phe Leu Leu Glu Asn Ser Val LeuLys Met Glu 425 430 435 tat gcc gag gtg cgt gtg ctg cac ctg gct cac aaggat ctg aca gtg 1639 Tyr Ala Glu Val Arg Val Leu His Leu Ala His Lys AspLeu Thr Val 440 445 450 455 ctc tgc cat ctg gaa cag ctg ctc ttg gtc acccat ctt gac ttg tca 1687 Leu Cys His Leu Glu Gln Leu Leu Leu Val Thr HisLeu Asp Leu Ser 460 465 470 cac aat cgc ctc cga acc ctg cca cct gca ctggct gcc ctg cgc tgc 1735 His Asn Arg Leu Arg Thr Leu Pro Pro Ala Leu AlaAla Leu Arg Cys 475 480 485 ctt gag gtg ctg cag gcc agt gat aat gca atagag tcc ctg gac ggc 1783 Leu Glu Val Leu Gln Ala Ser Asp Asn Ala Ile GluSer Leu Asp Gly 490 495 500 gtc acc aac cta ccc cgg ctg cag gag ctg ctactg tgc aac aac cgc 1831 Val Thr Asn Leu Pro Arg Leu Gln Glu Leu Leu LeuCys Asn Asn Arg 505 510 515 ctc cag cag cct gca gtg ctc cag cct ctt gcctcc tgc ccc agg ctg 1879 Leu Gln Gln Pro Ala Val Leu Gln Pro Leu Ala SerCys Pro Arg Leu 520 525 530 535 gtc ctc ctc aac ctg cag ggt aac ccg ctgtgc caa gcg gtg ggc atc 1927 Val Leu Leu Asn Leu Gln Gly Asn Pro Leu CysGln Ala Val Gly Ile 540 545 550 ttg gag caa ctg gct gaa ctg ctg cct tcagtt agc agc gtc ctc acc 1975 Leu Glu Gln Leu Ala Glu Leu Leu Pro Ser ValSer Ser Val Leu Thr 555 560 565 taa gaggccctgc cccctaccct tgccctttaacttattggga ctgaataaag 2028 aatggagagg cccctctcag gctaccaaaa aaaaaaaaa2067 16 567 PRT Homo sapiens 16 Met His Gly Arg Leu Lys Val Lys Thr SerGlu Glu Gln Ala Glu Ala 1 5 10 15 Lys Arg Leu Glu Arg Glu Gln Lys LeuLys Leu Tyr Gln Ser Ala Thr 20 25 30 Gln Ala Val Phe Gln Lys Arg Gln AlaGly Glu Leu Asp Glu Ser Val 35 40 45 Leu Glu Leu Thr Ser Gln Ile Leu GlyAla Asn Pro Asp Phe Ala Thr 50 55 60 Leu Trp Asn Cys Arg Arg Glu Val LeuGln Gln Leu Glu Thr Gln Lys 65 70 75 80 Ser Pro Glu Glu Leu Ala Ala LeuVal Lys Ala Glu Leu Gly Phe Leu 85 90 95 Glu Ser Cys Leu Arg Val Asn ProLys Ser Tyr Gly Thr Trp His His 100 105 110 Arg Cys Trp Leu Leu Gly ArgLeu Pro Glu Pro Asn Trp Thr Arg Glu 115 120 125 Leu Glu Leu Cys Ala ArgPhe Leu Glu Val Asp Glu Arg Asn Phe His 130 135 140 Cys Trp Asp Tyr ArgArg Phe Val Ala Thr Gln Ala Ala Val Pro Pro 145 150 155 160 Ala Glu GluLeu Ala Phe Thr Asp Ser Leu Ile Thr Arg Asn Phe Ser 165 170 175 Asn TyrSer Ser Trp His Tyr Arg Ser Cys Leu Leu Pro Gln Leu His 180 185 190 ProGln Pro Asp Ser Gly Pro Gln Gly Arg Leu Pro Glu Asp Val Leu 195 200 205Leu Lys Glu Leu Glu Leu Val Gln Asn Ala Phe Phe Thr Asp Pro Asn 210 215220 Asp Gln Ser Ala Trp Phe Tyr His Arg Trp Leu Leu Gly Arg Ala Asp 225230 235 240 Pro Gln Asp Ala Leu Arg Cys Leu His Val Ser Arg Asp Glu AlaCys 245 250 255 Leu Thr Val Ser Phe Ser Arg Pro Leu Leu Val Gly Ser ArgMet Glu 260 265 270 Ile Leu Leu Leu Met Val Asp Asp Ser Pro Leu Ile ValGlu Trp Arg 275 280 285 Thr Pro Asp Gly Arg Asn Arg Pro Ser His Val TrpLeu Cys Asp Leu 290 295 300 Pro Ala Ala Ser Leu Asn Asp Gln Leu Pro GlnHis Thr Phe Arg Val 305 310 315 320 Ile Trp Thr Ala Gly Asp Val Gln LysGlu Cys Val Leu Leu Lys Gly 325 330 335 Arg Gln Glu Gly Trp Cys Arg AspSer Thr Thr Asp Glu Gln Leu Phe 340 345 350 Arg Cys Glu Leu Ser Val GluLys Ser Thr Val Leu Gln Ser Glu Leu 355 360 365 Glu Ser Cys Lys Glu LeuGln Glu Leu Glu Pro Glu Asn Lys Trp Cys 370 375 380 Leu Leu Thr Ile IleLeu Leu Met Arg Ala Leu Asp Pro Leu Leu Tyr 385 390 395 400 Glu Lys GluThr Leu Gln Tyr Phe Gln Thr Leu Lys Ala Val Asp Pro 405 410 415 Met ArgAla Thr Tyr Leu Asp Asp Leu Arg Ser Lys Phe Leu Leu Glu 420 425 430 AsnSer Val Leu Lys Met Glu Tyr Ala Glu Val Arg Val Leu His Leu 435 440 445Ala His Lys Asp Leu Thr Val Leu Cys His Leu Glu Gln Leu Leu Leu 450 455460 Val Thr His Leu Asp Leu Ser His Asn Arg Leu Arg Thr Leu Pro Pro 465470 475 480 Ala Leu Ala Ala Leu Arg Cys Leu Glu Val Leu Gln Ala Ser AspAsn 485 490 495 Ala Ile Glu Ser Leu Asp Gly Val Thr Asn Leu Pro Arg LeuGln Glu 500 505 510 Leu Leu Leu Cys Asn Asn Arg Leu Gln Gln Pro Ala ValLeu Gln Pro 515 520 525 Leu Ala Ser Cys Pro Arg Leu Val Leu Leu Asn LeuGln Gly Asn Pro 530 535 540 Leu Cys Gln Ala Val Gly Ile Leu Glu Gln LeuAla Glu Leu Leu Pro 545 550 555 560 Ser Val Ser Ser Val Leu Thr 565 171138 DNA Homo sapiens CDS (1)..(996) 17 atg ggc act cca cag aag gat gttatt atc aag tca gat gca ccg gac 48 Met Gly Thr Pro Gln Lys Asp Val IleIle Lys Ser Asp Ala Pro Asp 1 5 10 15 act ttg tta ttg gag aaa cat gcagat tat atc gca tcc tat ggc tca 96 Thr Leu Leu Leu Glu Lys His Ala AspTyr Ile Ala Ser Tyr Gly Ser 20 25 30 aag aaa gat gat tat gaa tac tgt atgtct gag tat ttg aga atg agt 144 Lys Lys Asp Asp Tyr Glu Tyr Cys Met SerGlu Tyr Leu Arg Met Ser 35 40 45 ggc atc tat tgg ggt ctg aca gta atg gatctc atg gga caa ctt cat 192 Gly Ile Tyr Trp Gly Leu Thr Val Met Asp LeuMet Gly Gln Leu His 50 55 60 cgc atg aat aga gaa gag att ctg gca ttt attaag tct tgc caa cat 240 Arg Met Asn Arg Glu Glu Ile Leu Ala Phe Ile LysSer Cys Gln His 65 70 75 80 gaa tgt ggt gga ata agt gct agt atc gga catgat cct cat ctt tta 288 Glu Cys Gly Gly Ile Ser Ala Ser Ile Gly His AspPro His Leu Leu 85 90 95 tac act ctt agt gct gtc cag att ctt acg ctg tatgac agt att aat 336 Tyr Thr Leu Ser Ala Val Gln Ile Leu Thr Leu Tyr AspSer Ile Asn 100 105 110 gtt att gac gta aat aaa gtt gtg gaa tat gtt aaaggt cta cag aaa 384 Val Ile Asp Val Asn Lys Val Val Glu Tyr Val Lys GlyLeu Gln Lys 115 120 125 gaa gat ggt tct ttt gct gga gat att tgg gga gaaatt gac aca aga 432 Glu Asp Gly Ser Phe Ala Gly Asp Ile Trp Gly Glu IleAsp Thr Arg 130 135 140 ttc tct ttt tgt gcg gtg gca act ttc gct ttg ttgggg aag ctt gat 480 Phe Ser Phe Cys Ala Val Ala Thr Phe Ala Leu Leu GlyLys Leu Asp 145 150 155 160 gct att aat gtg gaa aag gca atc gaa ttt gtttta tcc tgt atg aac 528 Ala Ile Asn Val Glu Lys Ala Ile Glu Phe Val LeuSer Cys Met Asn 165 170 175 ttt gac ggt gga ttt ggt tgc aga cca ggt tctgaa tcc cat gct ggg 576 Phe Asp Gly Gly Phe Gly Cys Arg Pro Gly Ser GluSer His Ala Gly 180 185 190 cag atc tat tgt tgc aca gga ttt ctg gct attaca agt cag ttg cat 624 Gln Ile Tyr Cys Cys Thr Gly Phe Leu Ala Ile ThrSer Gln Leu His 195 200 205 caa gta aat tct gat tta ctt ggc tgg tgg ctttgt gaa cga caa tta 672 Gln Val Asn Ser Asp Leu Leu Gly Trp Trp Leu CysGlu Arg Gln Leu 210 215 220 ccc tca ggc ggg ctc aat gga agg ccg gag aagtta cca gat gta tgc 720 Pro Ser Gly Gly Leu Asn Gly Arg Pro Glu Lys LeuPro Asp Val Cys 225 230 235 240 tac tca tgg tgg gtc ctg gct tcc cta aagata att gga aga ctt cat 768 Tyr Ser Trp Trp Val Leu Ala Ser Leu Lys IleIle Gly Arg Leu His 245 250 255 tgg att gat aga gag aaa ctg cgt aat ttcatt tta gca tgt caa gat 816 Trp Ile Asp Arg Glu Lys Leu Arg Asn Phe IleLeu Ala Cys Gln Asp 260 265 270 gaa gaa acg ggg gga ttt gca gac agg ccagga gat atg gtg gat cct 864 Glu Glu Thr Gly Gly Phe Ala Asp Arg Pro GlyAsp Met Val Asp Pro 275 280 285 ttt cat acc tta ttt gga att gct gga ttgtca ctt ttg gga gaa gaa 912 Phe His Thr Leu Phe Gly Ile Ala Gly Leu SerLeu Leu Gly Glu Glu 290 295 300 cag att aaa cct gtt aat cct gtc ttt tgcatg cct gaa gaa gtg ctt 960 Gln Ile Lys Pro Val Asn Pro Val Phe Cys MetPro Glu Glu Val Leu 305 310 315 320 cag aga gtg aat gtt cag cct gag ctagtg agc tag attcattgaa 1006 Gln Arg Val Asn Val Gln Pro Glu Leu Val Ser325 330 ttgaaagttg catagtatag ttttgccatt ttaacatttc tgtatttgaagtgcttatcg 1066 aatctaaaag tgactactgt taatattttg tatattgtgt taaattaattttaataaatt 1126 atataattat at 1138 18 331 PRT Homo sapiens 18 Met GlyThr Pro Gln Lys Asp Val Ile Ile Lys Ser Asp Ala Pro Asp 1 5 10 15 ThrLeu Leu Leu Glu Lys His Ala Asp Tyr Ile Ala Ser Tyr Gly Ser 20 25 30 LysLys Asp Asp Tyr Glu Tyr Cys Met Ser Glu Tyr Leu Arg Met Ser 35 40 45 GlyIle Tyr Trp Gly Leu Thr Val Met Asp Leu Met Gly Gln Leu His 50 55 60 ArgMet Asn Arg Glu Glu Ile Leu Ala Phe Ile Lys Ser Cys Gln His 65 70 75 80Glu Cys Gly Gly Ile Ser Ala Ser Ile Gly His Asp Pro His Leu Leu 85 90 95Tyr Thr Leu Ser Ala Val Gln Ile Leu Thr Leu Tyr Asp Ser Ile Asn 100 105110 Val Ile Asp Val Asn Lys Val Val Glu Tyr Val Lys Gly Leu Gln Lys 115120 125 Glu Asp Gly Ser Phe Ala Gly Asp Ile Trp Gly Glu Ile Asp Thr Arg130 135 140 Phe Ser Phe Cys Ala Val Ala Thr Phe Ala Leu Leu Gly Lys LeuAsp 145 150 155 160 Ala Ile Asn Val Glu Lys Ala Ile Glu Phe Val Leu SerCys Met Asn 165 170 175 Phe Asp Gly Gly Phe Gly Cys Arg Pro Gly Ser GluSer His Ala Gly 180 185 190 Gln Ile Tyr Cys Cys Thr Gly Phe Leu Ala IleThr Ser Gln Leu His 195 200 205 Gln Val Asn Ser Asp Leu Leu Gly Trp TrpLeu Cys Glu Arg Gln Leu 210 215 220 Pro Ser Gly Gly Leu Asn Gly Arg ProGlu Lys Leu Pro Asp Val Cys 225 230 235 240 Tyr Ser Trp Trp Val Leu AlaSer Leu Lys Ile Ile Gly Arg Leu His 245 250 255 Trp Ile Asp Arg Glu LysLeu Arg Asn Phe Ile Leu Ala Cys Gln Asp 260 265 270 Glu Glu Thr Gly GlyPhe Ala Asp Arg Pro Gly Asp Met Val Asp Pro 275 280 285 Phe His Thr LeuPhe Gly Ile Ala Gly Leu Ser Leu Leu Gly Glu Glu 290 295 300 Gln Ile LysPro Val Asn Pro Val Phe Cys Met Pro Glu Glu Val Leu 305 310 315 320 GlnArg Val Asn Val Gln Pro Glu Leu Val Ser 325 330 19 567 PRT Rattusnorvegicus 19 Met His Gly Arg Leu Lys Val Lys Thr Ser Glu Glu Gln AlaGlu Ala 1 5 10 15 Lys Arg Leu Glu Arg Glu Gln Lys Leu Lys Leu Tyr GlnSer Ala Thr 20 25 30 Gln Ala Val Phe Gln Lys Arg Gln Ala Gly Glu Leu AspGlu Ser Val 35 40 45 Leu Glu Leu Thr Ser Gln Ile Leu Gly Ala Asn Pro AspPhe Ala Thr 50 55 60 Leu Trp Asn Cys Arg Arg Glu Val Leu Gln His Leu GluThr Glu Lys 65 70 75 80 Ser Pro Glu Glu Ser Ala Ala Leu Val Lys Ala GluLeu Gly Phe Leu 85 90 95 Glu Ser Cys Leu Arg Val Asn Pro Lys Ser Tyr GlyThr Trp His His 100 105 110 Arg Cys Trp Leu Leu Ser Arg Leu Pro Glu ProAsn Trp Ala Arg Glu 115 120 125 Leu Glu Leu Cys Ala Arg Phe Leu Glu AlaAsp Glu Arg Asn Phe His 130 135 140 Cys Trp Asp Tyr Arg Arg Phe Val AlaAla Gln Ala Ala Val Ala Pro 145 150 155 160 Ala Glu Glu Leu Ala Phe ThrAsp Ser Leu Ile Thr Arg Asn Phe Ser 165 170 175 Asn Tyr Ser Ser Trp HisTyr Arg Ser Cys Leu Leu Pro Gln Leu His 180 185 190 Pro Gln Pro Asp SerGly Pro Gln Gly Arg Leu Pro Glu Asn Val Leu 195 200 205 Leu Lys Glu LeuGlu Leu Val Gln Asn Ala Phe Phe Thr Asp Pro Asn 210 215 220 Asp Gln SerAla Trp Phe Tyr His Arg Trp Leu Leu Gly Arg Ala Glu 225 230 235 240 ProHis Asp Val Leu Cys Cys Val His Val Ser Arg Glu Glu Ala Cys 245 250 255Leu Ser Val Cys Phe Ser Arg Pro Leu Thr Val Gly Ser Arg Met Gly 260 265270 Thr Leu Leu Leu Met Val Asp Glu Ala Pro Leu Ser Val Glu Trp Arg 275280 285 Thr Pro Asp Gly Arg Asn Arg Pro Ser His Val Trp Leu Cys Asp Leu290 295 300 Pro Ala Ala Ser Leu Asn Asp Gln Leu Pro Gln His Thr Phe ArgVal 305 310 315 320 Ile Trp Thr Gly Ser Asp Ser Gln Lys Glu Cys Val LeuLeu Lys Asp 325 330 335 Arg Pro Glu Cys Trp Cys Arg Asp Ser Ala Thr AspGlu Gln Leu Phe 340 345 350 Arg Cys Glu Leu Ser Val Glu Lys Ser Thr ValLeu Gln Ser Glu Leu 355 360 365 Glu Ser Cys Lys Glu Leu Gln Glu Leu GluPro Glu Asn Lys Trp Cys 370 375 380 Leu Leu Thr Ile Ile Leu Leu Met ArgAla Leu Asp Pro Leu Leu Tyr 385 390 395 400 Glu Lys Glu Thr Leu Gln TyrPhe Ser Thr Leu Lys Ala Val Asp Pro 405 410 415 Met Arg Ala Ala Tyr LeuAsp Asp Leu Arg Ser Lys Phe Leu Leu Glu 420 425 430 Asn Ser Val Leu LysMet Glu Tyr Ala Asp Val Arg Val Leu His Leu 435 440 445 Ala His Lys AspLeu Thr Val Leu Cys His Leu Glu Gln Leu Leu Leu 450 455 460 Val Thr HisLeu Asp Leu Ser His Asn Arg Leu Arg Ala Leu Pro Pro 465 470 475 480 AlaLeu Ala Ala Leu Arg Cys Leu Glu Val Leu Gln Ala Ser Asp Asn 485 490 495Ala Leu Glu Asn Val Asp Gly Val Ala Asn Leu Pro Arg Leu Gln Glu 500 505510 Leu Leu Leu Cys Asn Asn Arg Leu Gln Gln Ser Ala Ala Ile Gln Pro 515520 525 Leu Val Ser Cys Pro Arg Leu Val Leu Leu Asn Leu Gln Gly Asn Ser530 535 540 Leu Cys Gln Glu Glu Gly Ile Gln Glu Arg Leu Ala Glu Met LeuPro 545 550 555 560 Ser Val Ser Ser Ile Leu Thr 565 20 331 PRT Rattusnorvegicus 20 Met Gly Thr Gln Gln Lys Asp Val Thr Ile Lys Ser Asp AlaPro Asp 1 5 10 15 Thr Leu Leu Leu Glu Lys His Ala Asp Tyr Ile Ala SerTyr Gly Ser 20 25 30 Lys Lys Asp Asp Tyr Glu Tyr Cys Met Ser Glu Tyr LeuArg Met Ser 35 40 45 Gly Val Tyr Trp Gly Leu Thr Val Met Asp Leu Met GlyGln Leu His 50 55 60 Arg Met Asn Lys Glu Glu Ile Leu Val Phe Ile Lys SerCys Gln His 65 70 75 80 Glu Cys Gly Gly Val Ser Ala Ser Ile Gly His AspPro His Leu Leu 85 90 95 Tyr Thr Leu Ser Ala Val Gln Ile Leu Thr Leu TyrAsp Ser Ile His 100 105 110 Val Ile Asn Val Asp Lys Val Val Ala Tyr ValGln Ser Leu Gln Lys 115 120 125 Glu Asp Gly Ser Phe Ala Gly Asp Ile TrpGly Glu Ile Asp Thr Arg 130 135 140 Phe Ser Phe Cys Ala Val Ala Thr LeuAla Leu Leu Gly Lys Leu Asp 145 150 155 160 Ala Ile Asn Val Glu Lys AlaIle Glu Phe Val Leu Ser Cys Met Asn 165 170 175 Phe Asp Gly Gly Phe GlyCys Arg Pro Gly Ser Glu Ser His Ala Gly 180 185 190 Gln Ile Tyr Cys CysThr Gly Phe Leu Ala Ile Thr Ser Gln Leu His 195 200 205 Gln Val Asn SerAsp Leu Leu Gly Trp Trp Leu Cys Glu Arg Gln Leu 210 215 220 Pro Ser GlyGly Leu Asn Gly Arg Pro Glu Lys Leu Pro Asp Val Cys 225 230 235 240 TyrSer Trp Trp Val Leu Ala Ser Leu Lys Ile Ile Gly Arg Leu His 245 250 255Trp Ile Asp Arg Glu Lys Leu Arg Ser Phe Ile Leu Ala Cys Gln Asp 260 265270 Glu Glu Thr Gly Gly Phe Ala Asp Arg Pro Gly Asp Met Val Asp Pro 275280 285 Phe His Thr Leu Phe Gly Ile Ala Gly Leu Ser Leu Leu Gly Glu Glu290 295 300 Gln Ile Lys Pro Val Ser Pro Val Phe Cys Met Pro Glu Glu ValLeu 305 310 315 320 Gln Arg Val Asn Val Gln Pro Glu Leu Val Ser 325 33021 580 PRT Caenorhabditis elegans 21 Met His Phe Val Lys Lys Val Pro ThrThr Glu Glu Glu Lys Ala Ala 1 5 10 15 Lys Gln Lys Glu His Thr Lys ArgSer Gln Gln Phe Leu His Val Arg 20 25 30 Asp Lys Ile Val Ala Lys Arg GluLys Gly Glu Tyr Asp Asp Glu Ile 35 40 45 Leu Ser Leu Thr Gln Ala Ile LeuGlu Lys Asn Ala Asp Ile Tyr Thr 50 55 60 Phe Trp Asn Ile Arg Arg Thr ThrIle Glu Leu Arg Met Glu Ala Asn 65 70 75 80 Glu Lys Val Gln Gln Ser AlaAsp Ala Glu Glu Glu Glu Lys Thr Lys 85 90 95 Ser Ser Gln Lys Ile Glu AsnLeu Leu Ala Gly Glu Leu Phe Leu Ser 100 105 110 Tyr Glu Cys Ile Lys SerAsn Pro Lys Ser Tyr Ser Ala Trp Tyr Gln 115 120 125 Arg Ala Trp Ala LeuGln Arg Gln Ser Ala Pro Asp Phe Lys Lys Glu 130 135 140 Leu Ala Leu CysGlu Lys Ala Leu Gln Leu Asp Cys Arg Asn Phe His 145 150 155 160 Cys TrpAsp His Arg Arg Ile Val Ala Arg Met Ala Lys Arg Ser Glu 165 170 175 AlaGlu Glu Leu Glu Phe Ser Asn Lys Leu Ile Asn Asp Asn Phe Ser 180 185 190Asn Tyr Ser Ala Trp His Tyr Arg Ser Ile Ala Leu Lys Asn Ile His 195 200205 Arg Asp Glu Lys Thr Gly Ala Pro Lys Ile Asp Asp Glu Leu Ile Ala 210215 220 Ser Glu Leu Gln Lys Val Lys Asn Ala Phe Phe Met Asp Ala Glu Asp225 230 235 240 Gln Ser Ala Trp Thr Tyr Thr Arg Trp Leu Leu Glu Val GlySer Gly 245 250 255 Lys Glu Phe Leu Arg Pro Glu Ser His Thr Pro Ile GluLeu Ile Ser 260 265 270 Ala Ser Phe His Gly Asn Asn Thr Thr Leu Val PheSer Arg Ala Val 275 280 285 Thr Ile Gln Phe Leu Leu Thr Phe Val Asp ThrGlu Asn Thr Thr Gly 290 295 300 Trp Arg Ala Phe Ser Ser Thr Ser Pro AsnPro Thr Ser Ser Arg Val 305 310 315 320 Trp Gln Tyr Leu Ser Asp Thr ProLeu Arg Val Val Thr Ser Asn Pro 325 330 335 Thr Asp Leu Glu Asn Ile SerTrp Thr Glu Leu Asn Glu Gln Pro Tyr 340 345 350 Val Asn Leu Asp Arg LeuLys Thr Ile Tyr Asp Val Val Glu Val Pro 355 360 365 Gln Pro Ala Tyr IleGly Glu Leu Leu Glu Asp Cys Lys Gln Leu Ile 370 375 380 Glu Leu Glu ProLys Asn Lys Trp Pro Leu Tyr Met Arg Thr Leu Val 385 390 395 400 Leu LeuGlu Tyr Gln Pro Ile Lys Ser Tyr Glu Glu Ile Ile Lys Asn 405 410 415 LeuGlu Asn Leu Ser Glu Asn Leu Asp Pro Lys Arg Ser Glu Leu Tyr 420 425 430Lys Ser Leu Ile Ser Arg Gln Asn Leu Asn Phe Ser Ile Arg Glu Gln 435 440445 Phe Glu Arg Ile Leu Gly Pro Asp Thr Asp Trp Leu Thr Cys Arg Tyr 450455 460 Ser Lys Leu Thr Ser Leu Glu Gly Val Glu Tyr Leu Ala Gly Phe Val465 470 475 480 Gly Ser Ala Asp Phe Ser Gly Asn Arg Leu Lys Glu Ile GlnArg Ile 485 490 495 Val Leu Pro Asn Leu Lys Ser Leu Thr Ile Asn Glu AsnPro Ile Glu 500 505 510 Ser Leu Pro Pro Ser Pro Cys Leu Ser His Leu ThrPhe Phe Ser Ile 515 520 525 Ala Gly Thr Gln Ile Ala Ser Val Ser Ala ValMet Pro Phe Phe Gln 530 535 540 Thr Ile Pro Ser Leu Asp Arg Leu Val PheCys Glu Thr Pro Leu Val 545 550 555 560 Glu Lys Thr Glu Glu Leu Arg AlaGln Leu Pro Gly Val Arg Leu Ile 565 570 575 Pro His Trp Leu 580 22 335PRT Caenorhabditis elegans 22 Met Ser Phe Ala Gly Leu Leu Asp Phe AlaArg Lys Asp Val Asp Leu 1 5 10 15 Pro Gln Asn Ser Pro Asn Glu Leu LeuLys Asp Leu His Ala Asn Phe 20 25 30 Ile Asn Gln Tyr Glu Lys Asn Lys AsnSer Tyr His Tyr Ile Met Ala 35 40 45 Glu His Leu Arg Val Ser Gly Ile TyrTrp Cys Val Asn Ala Met Asp 50 55 60 Leu Ser Lys Gln Leu Glu Arg Met SerThr Glu Glu Ile Val Asn Tyr 65 70 75 80 Val Leu Gly Cys Arg Asn Thr AspGly Gly Tyr Gly Pro Ala Pro Gly 85 90 95 His Asp Ser His Leu Leu His ThrLeu Cys Ala Val Gln Thr Leu Ile 100 105 110 Ile Phe Asn Ser Ile Glu LysAla Asp Ala Asp Thr Ile Ser Glu Tyr 115 120 125 Val Lys Gly Leu Gln GlnGlu Asp Gly Ser Phe Cys Gly Asp Leu Ser 130 135 140 Gly Glu Val Asp ThrArg Phe Thr Leu Cys Ser Leu Ala Thr Cys His 145 150 155 160 Leu Leu GlyArg Leu Ser Thr Leu Asn Ile Asp Ser Ala Val Arg Phe 165 170 175 Leu MetArg Cys Tyr Asn Thr Asp Gly Gly Phe Gly Thr Arg Pro Gly 180 185 190 SerGlu Ser His Ser Gly Gln Ile Tyr Cys Cys Val Gly Ala Leu Ala 195 200 205Ile Ala Gly Arg Leu Asp Glu Ile Asp Arg Asp Arg Thr Ala Glu Trp 210 215220 Leu Ala Phe Arg Gln Cys Asp Ser Gly Gly Leu Asn Gly Arg Pro Glu 225230 235 240 Lys Leu Pro Asp Val Cys Tyr Ser Trp Trp Val Leu Ala Ser LeuAla 245 250 255 Ile Leu Gly Arg Leu Asn Phe Ile Asp Ser Asp Ala Met LysLys Phe 260 265 270 Ile Tyr Ala Cys Gln Asp Asp Glu Thr Gly Gly Phe AlaAsp Arg Pro 275 280 285 Gly Asp Cys Ala Asp Pro Phe His Thr Val Phe GlyIle Ala Ala Leu 290 295 300 Ser Leu Phe Gly Asp Asp Thr Leu Glu Ser ValAsp Pro Ile Phe Cys 305 310 315 320 Met Thr Lys Arg Cys Leu Gly Asp LysGln Val Glu Met Tyr Tyr 325 330 335

What is claimed is:
 1. A method of inducing apoptosis in a eukaryoticcell, the method comprising contacting the cell with an agent that is aRabGGT inhibitor.
 2. The method of claim 1, wherein the RabGGT inhibitorreduces the level of RabGGT mRNA in the cell.
 3. The method of claim 1,wherein the RabGGT inhibitor is an interfering RNA.
 4. The method ofclaim 1, wherein the RabGGT inhibitor reduces the level of RabGGTprotein in the cell.
 5. The method of claim 1, wherein the RabGGTinhibitor inhibits RabGGT enzymatic activity.
 6. The method of claim 5,wherein the RabGGT inhibitor is a benzodiazapine compound.
 7. The methodof claim 5, wherein the RabGGT inhibitor is a tetrahydroquinolinecompound.
 8. The method of claim 1, wherein the agent does notsubstantially inhibit farnesyl transferase activity.
 9. A method ofinhibiting tumor growth in an individual having a tumor, the methodcomprising: identifying a compound that is a RabGGT inhibitor; testingthe ability of the compound to modulate farnesyl transferase (FT)activity; modifying the compound, wherein the modified compound exhibitsreduced modulation of FT activity compared to the unmodified compound,wherein inhibition of RabGGT is retained; and administering to theindividual an effective amount of an agent that is a RabGGT inhibitor.10. The method of claim 9, wherein the RabGGT inhibitor reduces thelevel of RabGGT mRNA in the tumor.
 11. The method of claim 9, whereinthe RabGGT inhibitor is an interfering RNA.
 12. The method of claim 9,wherein the RabGGT inhibitor reduces the level of RabGGT protein in thetumor.
 13. The method of claim 9, wherein the RabGGT inhibitor inhibitsRabGGT enzymatic activity.
 14. The method of claim 13, wherein theRabGGT inhibitor is a benzodiazapine compound.
 15. The method of claim13, wherein the RabGGT inhibitor is a tetrahydroquinoline compound. 16.The method of claim 9, wherein the agent does not substantially inhibitfamesyl transferase activity.
 17. A method of determining thesusceptibility of a tumor to treatment with a RabGGT inhibitor, themethod comprising detecting a level of RabGGT in the tumor, wherein alevel of RabGGT that is elevated compared to a normal cell of the sametissue type indicates that the tumor is susceptible to treatment with aRabGGT inhibitor.
 18. A method of identifying an agent that selectivelymodulates RabGGT enzymatic activity, the method comprising; determiningthe effect, if any, of the agent on enzymatic activity of RabGGT; anddetermining the effect, if any, of the agent on enzymatic activity offarnesyl transferase; wherein an increase or decrease of enzymaticactivity of RabGGT of at least about 15% compared to the enzymaticactivity of RabGGT in the absence of the agent, and a reduction ofenzymatic activity of farnesyl transferase of less than about 10%compared to the enzymatic activity of famesyl transferase in the absenceof the agent, indicates that the agent is a selective modulator ofRabGGT enzymatic activity.
 19. An agent identified by the method ofclaim
 18. 20. A method of identifying an agent that modulates RabGGTenzymatic activity and modulates apoptosis, the method comprising:determining the effect, if any, of the agent on RabGGT enzymaticactivity; and determining the effect, if any, of the agent on apoptosisin a eukaryotic cell, wherein an increase or decrease of enzymaticactivity of RabGGT of at least about 15% compared to the enzymaticactivity of RabGGT in the absence of the agent, and wherein an increaseor decrease in apoptosis of at least about 15% compared to the level ofapoptosis in the absence of the agent indicates that the agent modulatesRabGGT enzymatic activity and apoptosis.
 21. A database comprising: amachine-readable data storage medium comprising a data storage materialencoded with machine-readable data, wherein said data comprises thethree-dimensional coordinates of a subset of the atoms in a RabGGTpolypeptide.
 22. A computer for producing a three-dimensionalrepresentation of a RabGGT protein, wherein said computer comprises: amachine-readable data storage medium comprising a data storage materialencoded with machine-readable data, wherein said data comprises thethree-dimensional coordinates of a subset of the atoms in RabGGTpolypeptide; a working memory for storing instructions for processingsaid machine-readable data; a central-processing unit coupled to saidworking memory and to said machine-readable data storage medium forprocessing said machine readable data into said three-dimensionalrepresentation; and a display coupled to said central-processing unitfor displaying said three-dimensional representation.
 23. The computerof claim 22, wherein said RabGGT polypeptide is complexed with a Rabprotein.
 24. The computer of claim 22, wherein said RabGGT polypeptideis bound to an agent.
 25. The computer of claim 24, wherein said agentis an inhibitor of RabGGT enzymatic activity.
 26. A computer-assistedmethod for identifying potential modulators of apoptosis, using aprogrammed computer comprising a processor, a data storage system, aninput device, and an output device, comprising the steps of: (a)inputting into the programmed computer through said input device datacomprising the three-dimensional coordinates of a subset of the atoms ina RabGGT enzyme, thereby generating a criteria data set; (b) comparing,using said processor, said criteria data set to a computer database ofchemical structures stored in said computer data storage system; (c)selecting from said database, using computer methods, chemicalstructures having a portion that is structurally similar to saidcriteria data set; (d) outputting to said output device the selectedchemical structures having a portion similar to said criteria data set.27. A compound having a chemical structure selected using the method ofclaim
 26. 28. A method of identifying an agent that modulates a bindingevent between a RabGGT polypeptide and a second polypeptide orpolypeptide complex, the method comprising: contacting the agent with asample comprising a RabGGT polypeptide and a second polypeptide; anddetermining the effect, if any, of the test agent on the binding betweenthe RabGGT polyeptide and the second polypeptide or polypeptide complex.29. The method of claim 28, wherein the second polypeptide is a Rabpolypeptide.
 30. The method of claim 28, wherein the polypeptide complexis a Rab/REP complex.
 31. The method of claim 28, wherein saiddetermining is performed using a method selected from a FRET assay, aBRET assay, a fluorescence quenching assay; a fluorescence anisotropyassay; an immunological assay; and an assay involving binding of adetectably labeled protein to an immobilized protein.
 32. A method ofidentifying an agent that induces apoptosis and/or inhibits cellproliferation comprising: a) screening a test agent in an assay systemthat detects changes in RabGGT level or activity, b) identifying a testagent that reduces RabGGT levels or activity in said assay system, andc) determining whether the test agent identified in (b) inducesapoptosis in a cell and/or inhibits cell proliferation.
 33. The methodof claim 32 wherein the assay system is a high-throughput screening(HTS) system that detects changes in RabGGT enzymatic activity.
 34. Amethod of identifying a clinical compound for treatment of disordersassociated with undesired or uncontrolled cell proliferation comprising:a) performing the method of claim 32 to identify an agent that inducesapoptosis and/or inhibits cell proliferation, b) using said agent as alead compound to design and synthesize analog compounds, and c)selecting an analog compound having favorable properties for use as aclinical compound.
 35. A kit comprising a clinical compound identifiedaccording to the method of claim 34 and instructions for administeringthe clinical compound to a patient afflicted with a disorder associatedwith undesired or uncontrolled cell proliferation.
 36. A method ofinducing apoptosis in a cell comprising contacting the cell with theclinical compound identified by the method of claim
 34. 37. The methodof claim 1, wherein the RabGGT inhibitor is an antibody.